ballchasing.com
ballchasing.com analyzes uploaded Rocket League replay files, providing statistics and a 3D replay viewer.
What ballchasing.com is
ballchasing.com analyzes uploaded Rocket League replay files, providing statistics and a 3D replay viewer. Its automated analysis covers boost use, positioning, movement, demos, and camera settings. Players can compare their statistics with population figures across ranks, seasons, and playlists, or group replays to examine per-player, per-team, and per-game results. BakkesMod can upload replays automatically using an API token. Public replays and unlisted replays shared by link can be downloaded and shared. The service is available on the web and through an API. The free plan costs nothing and allows 70 uploads per rolling week, up to 20 in a rolling 24-hour period; its default daily quota is about 10. Regular users’ group statistics are limited to about 333 3v3 games or 500 2v2 games. Gold Patron costs $2 a month and allows 350 replays per week, up to 350 per day, and group downloads of up to 50 replays. Switch, PS4, and Xbox players cannot upload replays because those platforms do not provide access to replay files.
Good
- Provides a 3D replay viewer and detailed statistics.
- Compares stats across ranks, seasons, and playlists.
- Replay groups show player, team, and game statistics.
- BakkesMod can automate uploads using an API token.
- Public and link-shared unlisted replays can be downloaded.
Watch out
- Free uploads are limited to 70 per rolling week.
- The default free daily quota is about 10.
- Switch, PS4, and Xbox replays cannot be uploaded.
- Regular users have limits on group statistics.
Who it suits
This service suits Rocket League players who want detailed replay statistics, group analysis, or comparisons across player populations. It is not suitable for console replay uploads from Switch, PS4, or Xbox.
Verdict
ballchasing.com offers replay analysis and comparisons for Rocket League, with upload automation available through BakkesMod. Check the free quotas and console limitation if they affect how you play.
Plans and prices
From ballchasing.com's own pricing page, checked 7 Oct 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 70 replays/week · max 20/day · default ~10/day |
| Free | Free | 70 uploads/week · 20/day maximum · ~10/day default · group stats ~333 3v3/~500 2v2 · no group ZIP download |
| Gold Patron | $2 a month | 350 replays/week · max 350/day · replay group downloads up to 50 replays · as little as $2/month |
| Patreon membership | $2 a month | Paid tiers increase upload quotas, group sizes, ZIP downloads and API rate limits · profile badge · early feature access · from $2/month |
The facts
Each one read from ballchasing.com's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- 3D viewer
- The in-browser viewer shows the whole field and players simultaneously to help identify rotations and patterns.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Analytics
- Users can opt out of Google Analytics by unchecking the Analytics option when prompted to accept site cookies.checked 7 Oct 2001
- API authentication
- API calls require a token passed in the Authorization header.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API capabilities
- The API documents replay upload, replay listing and filtering, replay retrieval, map lookup, groups and file downloads.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API documentation depth
- Documentation provides endpoint methods, parameters, response codes, cURL examples and JSON examples.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API rate limits
- API request rates vary by Patreon tier, with free users receiving lower limits than paid tiers.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API SDK: Python
- A public Python wrapper is installable from PyPI and supports typed replay and group objects for validation and easier attribute access.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API SDK: Ruby
- A public Ruby client library supports replay queries and is released under the MIT license.checked 15 Oct 2001
- API SDK: TypeScript
- A public TypeScript wrapper offers npm or Yarn installation, ping, map lookup and replay-list methods under an MIT license.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Automatic upload limitation
- The former BakkesMod auto-uploader no longer works, with community alternatives discussed through Discord.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Automatic uploads
- BakkesMod can automatically upload game replays to ballchasing.com using an API token.checked 7 Oct 2001
- Boost analytics
- Replay reports include boost-per-minute, collected and stolen pads, pad sizes, and time spent at zero boost.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Camera data
- Replay details include players’ camera settings.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Chrome extension
- The BallChasing Extension adds navigation buttons to professional-player profiles and was listed as version 1.0.2, updated June 10, 2025.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Console limitation
- Switch, PlayStation and Xbox users cannot upload because those platforms do not expose replay files.checked 15 Oct 2001
- CSV export
- Replay statistics can be exported as CSV, with comma or semicolon separators selectable for spreadsheet compatibility.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Demolition analytics
- Replay statistics record demos inflicted and taken.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Early scale
- In a 2020 developer post, the service reported over 30,000 registered users, more than 40,000 daily uploads, over 12 million replays and 300,000 monthly page views.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Group analysis
- Users can create replay groups and view per-player, per-team, and per-game statistics.checked 7 Oct 2001
- Group stats limits
- Regular users' replay group statistics are limited to about 333 3v3 games or 500 2v2 games.checked 7 Oct 2001
- Limit: auto-upload and theme requests
- Community feedback specifically requested automatic replay uploading and a dark theme.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Limit: missing desktop client
- Early community feedback requested a desktop client, indicating the product was browser-first and lacked a native viewer.checked 15 Oct 2001
- Limit: parsing failures
- The maker explained that some failed-upload notices represented replay parsing or processing failures after the file had uploaded.checked 15 Oct 2001
The company
- Company structure
- The maker describes ballchasing.com as a one-person labor of love rather than a staffed software company.checked 15 Oct 2001
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