Competitive teams, from first application to finals.

Yes. Your account, profile, game identities, the team browser, applications, entering other teams' tournaments and one team with its roster, open positions, applications, calendar and scrims (the finder, open scrims and results) cost nothing. A team pays only when it wants a hosted site, which also brings the listing in the team browser, the ladder ranking and hosting your own tournaments. There is no card at signup, and a team's first site on Team or Team Pro can start with a 14-day free trial.

Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, League of Legends, Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Deadlock and Rocket League. Each game has its own roles, ranks and regions on your profile and on team pages.

Your game identity, with your role, rank, region and platform, is something you fill in yourself. Marvel Rivals and Overwatch stats need no app: once your team verifies it — or, in Overwatch, once you connect Battle.net — your stats are read from the UID on your profile, or the public career profile you link beside your BattleTag — once a day on a team with a site, once a week otherwise. League of Legends and Counter-Strike 2 stats come from the matches the companion app records; Deadlock stats are read from deadlock-api.com once you confirm your account with Steam; in Valorant and Rocket League teams see the rank you enter, labeled self-reported — in Rocket League, or the ranks a screenshot of your Player Profile checked. In every game you can add your own matches — ranked, scrims or others — from a screenshot of the game's post-match screen; your card shows them as From screenshots, labeled self-reported and never added into a source's numbers. Spawnfront Companion, our desktop app, records your League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2 and Rocket League matches by itself, and in every game sends a scoreboard you capture with Ctrl+Shift+S.

No. Signup doesn't ask for it, and you can apply to any team with the profile you fill in yourself. Companion records League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2 and Rocket League; in Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, Valorant and Deadlock it only sends a scoreboard you capture and choose to send.

No. A free team keeps two open positions at a time, sends three invitations to apply a week, and reviews applications with the applicant's profile and stats. A subscription adds a listing in the team browser and up to ten open positions, so players who are browsing find you.

Your profile holds an identity for every game you play, and you can apply to teams in any of them. Each account founds one free team. An organization runs several teams under one site and one subscription — 4 teams in any games, then $8 a month for each extra — and a team you already have can be upgraded to one.

Fourthwall. You connect your Fourthwall shop and pick the products to show. Fourthwall runs checkout, shipping and payouts, and card details never reach Spawnfront.

Yes. Sign in with Discord, or link it to the account you have. A team adds the Spawnfront bot to its own server for free: players answer each practice with I'm in, Late or Can't make it, a substitute covers with one button, roles follow the roster and open positions are posted. Any team can post open scrims to the Spawnfront hub, where every team in the game can respond, and its open positions and ringer needs too, in channels by region; players and staff can post their own listings there. Find a scrim or send its result with /scrim. With a site plan the bot also posts your news, upcoming matches and a starting-now alert, and its posts in your server drop the Spawnfront footer.

13 or older. Signup asks for your birth date first.

Yes. Buy one to twenty codes for months of Team or Team Pro on the Gifts page, no account needed. You pay once and it never renews. We email each code to you, or to the person on a day you pick. A code works once, on one team; unused codes can be refunded within 14 days.

Yes, straight from your browser, with no app store. Sign in and choose Install app in your account menu, or on iPhone and iPad tap Share and then Add to Home Screen. It opens on your dashboard in its own window, and you can turn on push notifications on each device from your profile, so a teammate's "can't make it" or a new application reaches you even when Spawnfront is closed.

Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app that supports MCP connectors, approve it on Spawnfront and choose what it can reach. It can do only what you can do: fill in your profile, post open positions, draft news, find scrims and enter tournaments. Publishing, deleting, payments and accepting players stay on Spawnfront. A team is reached only after its owner or an admin turns on Allow AI assistants. There is no API key and no extra cost, and you can disconnect it any time from Profile › AI assistants. How to connect.

Yes, when the team turns on Let visitors sponsor the site. Anyone can press Become a sponsor on the team's Sponsors page and buy the team 1, 3, 6 or 12 months of its plan, paid once, with no account. The months go straight to the team, and a business can ask to be listed as a sponsor.

Spawnfront speaks 30 languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Finnish, French, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. It starts in your browser's language; change it under Display language in Profile › Account, from Language in your account menu or at the foot of the log-in page, and a team chooses its site's language in Settings. The translations are new: if a word reads wrong, press Report a translation problem under the language list and we fix it. How to change your language.