Strats.gg

Strats.gg is a Valorant-focused stats tracker, leaderboard and lineup reference with an in-game companion. It best suits players who want teammate context before queueing and lineup guidance while playing; players uncomfortable with advertising or public statistics should consider those trade-offs first.

Overview

Strats.gg concentrates several Valorant decisions in one service: inspect player performance, assess teammates before a match and bring lineup references into the game. That narrow focus is useful for competitive players who prepare around agents, maps and weapons, but it is less relevant if you only want a general game database or post-match history.

Riot account connection may use Riot Sign On, and Strats says it does not receive Riot Games passwords. Opted-in players can have game statistics and gameplay information shown on public profiles and leaderboards, making the visibility setting an important choice for privacy-conscious users. Strats describes reasonable technical, administrative and organizational safeguards but does not guarantee complete security. It says personal information is not sold as a standalone product. Accounts can be deleted through account settings or service functionality, and privacy questions can be sent to Strats by email. The service is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games except where expressly indicated.

Key features

Player and teammate analysis

Player profiles separate information into Overview, Agents, Maps and Weapons. Those categories let a player move beyond a single rating and look at the areas that matter for a particular composition or map. Before a game, the app supplies teammates’ ranks plus agent and map statistics, giving a party a quick way to understand likely experience and preferences. This is valuable preparation, although it is context rather than a substitute for communication or a guarantee of in-game performance.

In-game tracking and lineups

The free in-game app provides real-time Valorant stat tracking and an in-game lineup tool. The lineup library contains more than 7,500 lineups, and the tool is built into the game, so players can consult setups without switching to a separate reference during a round. That combination is the clearest reason to choose Strats.gg over a profile-only tracker. Players who rarely use lineups or overlays will get less from the service’s main differentiator.

Leaderboards and account controls

Leaderboards extend the profile system into public comparisons for players who opt in. Those who prefer limited exposure should review the opt-in choice before connecting an account. Account deletion is supported through the service’s settings or other provided functionality, which gives users a practical way to leave rather than simply abandoning a profile.

Pricing

Free — free. The free plan includes the in-game app, with real-time stat tracking and the lineup tool, plus access to Strats.gg’s Valorant statistics and lineup library. The free version may display advertisements. That makes it the sensible starting point for players who want the core tools at no cost, provided ads and possible public-profile participation are acceptable.

Strats also refers to Premium subscriptions that may provide an ad-free experience where included, but no Premium price, seat allowance, quota, trial period or renewal term is given. Treat Premium as custom pricing and confirm the exact benefits before paying. Free users should not assume that an ad-free experience or any other Premium treatment is included.

Platforms

Strats.gg supports web and Windows. The web experience suits profile and leaderboard browsing, while Windows is the relevant platform for the in-game application and its built-in lineup access. Players on other operating systems should not expect the in-game tool from the stated platform coverage.

Who it's for

Choose Strats.gg if you play Valorant regularly, want teammate ranks and agent/map context before matches, and will use a substantial lineup library during games. It is particularly well matched to players who want statistics and preparation in the same workflow. Look elsewhere if you need broad multi-game coverage, do not play on Windows, or want a service with no advertising possibility and no public-statistics considerations.

Pros and cons

• Pro: More than 7,500 lineups are available inside the game, reducing the friction of consulting external guides.
• Pro: Pre-game teammate ranks and agent/map statistics add actionable context before the first round.
• Pro: Profile sections for Overview, Agents, Maps and Weapons provide more useful detail than a single headline number.
• Con: The free version may show advertisements, so the no-cost experience is not necessarily interruption-free.
• Con: Opted-in statistics and gameplay information can appear publicly, which may not suit players seeking low visibility.
• Con: Premium pricing and its exact inclusions are not established, making an upgrade harder to evaluate in advance.

Alternatives

Game Strategy Databases is the broader category to browse when you want to compare strategy-focused services rather than commit to a Valorant-specific tool.

Spawning Tool is a free, open-source-oriented option with web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, API, extension and self-hosted availability; choose it when platform breadth or that project model matters more than Strats.gg’s Valorant lineup focus.

OP.GG offers freemium access, a free-member plan and a $3.00-per-month ad-free plan, with Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows support; pick it when you want a multi-platform alternative with a stated ad-free subscription.

Porofessor is another freemium service for web and Windows, suitable when you want a similarly scoped companion without choosing Strats.gg’s lineup library.

MetaTFT provides a free website and in-game app, with membership priced at $3.00 per month plus VAT; choose it for Teamfight Tactics rather than Valorant.

ValoLineups Pro is free forever on Android, iOS and web with no paywall or premium tier, making it preferable when lineup access without a paid upgrade is the priority.

VRC.LOL is a free invited Windows 10/11 preview that stores up to 20 eligible current-patch matches locally; choose it for that limited League companion use case.

AOE2.ai is a free, ad-free Age of Empires II service with no paid tiers, while AOE4 Command Center is a free companion app requiring no account; each is for its respective Age of Empires game rather than Valorant.

Verdict

Strats.gg is a strong choice for Valorant players who want pre-game teammate intelligence and a large, in-game lineup library alongside live statistics. Start with the free plan if those tools justify possible ads and public-profile participation; look elsewhere if platform coverage, guaranteed ad-free use or fully defined paid terms matter more than Valorant-specific preparation.