Recruit Players for Your Esports Team

Search for players who marked themselves open to teams, filter by the game, rank, role and region you need, then look at their clips before you reach out. Add the players you want to a roster and send each one an intro. On Callup this search, a roster of 10 and 5 intros a month are included with Pro, and a player has to accept before any conversation opens.

Open Recruit, search by game and the rank, role and region you are short on, and add candidates to your roster as you find them. Watch a few of their clips first so you know how they actually play, then send an intro. They see your username and declared game and choose to accept or decline.

Recruit is included with Callup Pro at $12.99 a month, at no extra charge on top of the subscription. Browsing teammates and posting LFG stay free for every account.

Filter to rank and role before you ever run a tryout, and watch a candidate's clips first. A tryout is for confirming chemistry and comms, not for discovering that someone is three ranks below where they claimed to be.

Nobody under 16 appears in Recruit at all. Players aged 16 and 17 are opt in only, and no Recruit page ever shows a player's age or birthdate.

Posting LFG puts your own listing on the board and waits for players to respond. Recruit is the other direction: you search the players who are open to teams, filter to exactly who you need, and reach out first with a consented intro.

No. A player appears in a Recruit search because they marked themselves open to teams or have a live LFG post. They hear from you only when you send an intro, and they can decline or block from that card.

No. Recruit is built for a player captain putting together one roster, not for an organization running recruiting across many teams. An organization managing multiple rosters should look at Callup's scout tools instead.