Find the next player your team drafts.

Esports scouts find players through ranked ladders, amateur and collegiate competition, referrals from coaches, and footage players publish themselves. Callup for Scouts adds a searchable player pool: filter by game, self-declared rank and role, age bracket and country, open a player's clips and, where the player allows it, their AI Replay Coach grades, then track prospects through a shared pipeline.

Hold a high rank in one role over time, play organised team competition, and publish footage a scout can verify. What scouts weigh first differs by game, so Callup keeps a separate guide for Valorant, CS2, League of Legends, Rocket League and Overwatch 2.

College esports programs look for a rank held over time, a clear role, communication and coachability, and academic eligibility, because a player has to be admitted before they can join a roster. They also want footage they can verify rather than a rank screenshot.

No. Ranks on Callup are self-declared by players. The prospect report shows the rank as the player stated it beside their clips and, where they allow it, their AI Replay Coach grades, so your staff can check the claim against the tape.

Only players aged 16 or older with a date of birth on file appear in scout search, and scouts see an age bracket rather than a birth date. A scout sends an intro and the chat opens only if the player accepts; for players aged 16 or 17 the intro text stays hidden until then. Players can turn scout visibility off at any time.

Starter is $79 a month for 3 seats and Team is $249 a month for 10 seats. Organization, with unlimited seats, org branding and branded PDF reports, is set up with your program directly, so contact us for it.