Overview

Callup.gg brings replay review, coaching, teammate search and player scouting into one competitive-gaming service. It suits players who want more than aim practice, as well as esports organizations looking for prospects. Its breadth is useful, but the free coaching allowance is limited and its strongest recurring review option costs $12.99 USD per month.

Supported games include Valorant, League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Deadlock, Overwatch, Rocket League, Fortnite and Apex Legends. Players can link ranked accounts to scouting profiles; visibility to scouts applies only to players who opt in. For more choices, browse Game Coaching Software.

Key features

Replay review

The AI replay coach turns a clip into a scored report with timestamped observations, coaching feedback and an assignment to practise. That gives players a concrete next step rather than feedback alone. Callup also includes practice drills and coach collaboration, though the service’s value will depend on whether its review cadence and clip limits fit a player’s routine.

Free clips can be up to 2 minutes; Pro raises the cap to 5 minutes. Windows users can capture the game window in the desktop app, with clips staying on their computer until they choose to publish. That local-first publishing choice is useful for players who want to review before sharing.

Coaches, teammates and scouting

Players can book one-on-one coaching, with coaches setting their own rates and receiving payment directly from players. That gives players access to individual instruction, but session costs vary by coach. LFG requests can specify game, rank, role, region and playtime, then connect through built-in messaging—more targeted than a generic teammate search.

Scouting profiles can include linked ranked accounts, while organization subscriptions provide discovery and recruitment tools. Scout visibility is opt-in, a meaningful distinction for players who do not want their profiles surfaced.

Pricing

The Free plan is free. It includes a few coach reviews a week, one first full coaching report, one Revenge Review reel ever, one highlight reel ever, and shorter clips. This is enough to try the review workflow, but the one-time reels and smaller clip cap make it a constrained long-term option.

Callup Pro costs $12.99 USD per month and includes unlimited coach reviews, subject to fair use, a full coaching report every time, and longer clips of up to 5 minutes. It is the clearest fit for players who review regularly; the upgrade buys repeated full reports and more room per clip, not unlimited clip length.

One-time Energy packs are 15 Energy for $5.99 USD once, 45 Energy for $14.99 USD once, and 75 Energy for $19.99 USD once. The larger packs lower the per-Energy cost, from $0.40 to $0.27, but are one-off purchases rather than a monthly Pro subscription.

For esports organizations, Starter costs $79.00 USD per month for 3 seats, with a recruitment pipeline, player discovery, prospect reports, analytics, CSV export and direct messages. Team costs $249.00 USD per month for 10 seats and adds shared pipelines, team notes, an activity feed and priority support. Starter suits a small scouting group; Team is for a larger group that needs shared workflows and collaboration features.

Clip Boost and Profile Boost offer time-limited feed promotion with custom pricing: Clip Boost is billed at $1.99 for 24 hours, $3.99 for 3 days or $7.99 for 7 days; Profile Boost is billed at $2.99 for 24 hours, $5.99 for 3 days or $9.99 for 7 days.

Platforms

Callup.gg is available on iOS, web and Windows. The Windows app adds game-window capture, while the web and mobile availability broadens access beyond desktop. Linux and macOS are not supported platforms.

Who it's for

Callup.gg is best suited to competitive players who want replay feedback alongside access to coaches and teammates, and to organizations that need player discovery and recruitment tools. It is less compelling for someone seeking only aim-training tasks or for a player who expects frequent full reports without paying for Pro.

Pros and cons

Pros: AI reports combine scores, timestamps, feedback and practice assignments, making review actionable.
Pros: LFG filters capture rank, role, region and playtime, helping players describe the teammate they need.
Pros: Windows capture keeps clips private on the user’s computer until publication is chosen.
Pros: Organization plans spell out seat counts and scouting workflow features, with Team adding shared tools.
Cons: Free users get only a few coach reviews a week, and the two reels are one-time allowances.
Cons: Free clips stop at 2 minutes; even Pro clips top out at 5 minutes.
Cons: One-on-one coaching rates are set by coaches, so session costs are not standardized.

Alternatives

Refocus is a better fit for players who want a free web-based option centered on daily observation, match reports, Player DNA and an Aim Training playlist, rather than Callup’s coaching marketplace and scouting mix.

DataCoach suits players who want a free web tool with 10 monthly replays, 10 tokens for DataCoach Chat, training plans and progression tracking.

Aimlabs is the stronger choice for players focused on aim training, with a free library of more than 50,000 tasks and playlists and 500 FPS game profiles across iOS, web and Windows.

Sabu.gg is another free option.

Scope.gg may suit FACEIT players who want web-based match analysis, with free users able to upload and analyze up to 10 matches per month.

Game Demon is a Windows alternative for players who want unlimited cloud usage and expansion packs for $9.99 USD per month.

GetGood(GG) offers a free web plan with three match reviews and five AI coach messages per week, making it an option for players who want a defined weekly review allowance.

Mobalytics is an alternative for players interested in scouting, summoner statistics, build recommendations and matchup-specific advice.

Verdict

Callup.gg is a strong fit for competitive players who want replay analysis, paid one-on-one coaching and teammate-finding in one place, and for organizations that need structured scouting tools. Its main advantage is the breadth of the player and team workflow; its main drawback is that regular full coaching reports require Pro, while free clips and review allowances remain limited.

	Callup.gg	Sabu.gg
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	$10.83/mo	Free
Platforms	iOS, Web, Windows	Linux, macOS, Windows
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	12.99 /mo
Feedback mode	both	live
Replay analysis	Yes	Yes
Practice drills	Yes	Yes
Coach collaboration	Yes	Yes
Coach marketplace	Yes	Yes
Mobile app	Yes
Supported games	15 games

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