Esports Charts
Tournament and esports event viewership analytics: peak viewers, hours watched, platforms, and languages.
📖 Overview
Esports Charts is one of the most referenced sources for esports tournament viewership data. It aggregates live-streaming metrics across major platforms and provides event pages with headline KPIs (Peak Viewers, Hours Watched, Average Viewers, Airtime), plus deeper breakdowns depending on the page and access level. For creators, brands, and media, it’s useful for benchmarking how “big” an esports event really is and for comparing tournaments, teams, or eras. The public layer is great for quick references; the deeper insights are typically locked behind paid access.
✨ Key Features
Quickly capture headline metrics for any tracked tournament: Peak Viewers, Average Viewers, Hours Watched, and Airtime — perfect for news recaps and market comparisons.
Explore which series drove the biggest spikes, how viewership evolves by stage (Swiss, playoffs, finals), and where the tournament’s “attention peaks” happened.
Stats are aggregated across multiple streaming platforms, making it easier to discuss cross-platform reach instead of focusing on a single destination.
When available, see how different language communities contribute to the total audience and how regional broadcasts can change the tournament’s ceiling.
Use tournament pages to compare viewership across years (e.g., previous Majors) and to position an event within a broader esports timeline.
Higher tiers typically provide deeper exports, filters, and reporting workflows for agencies, sponsors, and teams.
💰 Pricing
- Public event pages with headline KPIs
- Basic tournament browsing
- Limited insights and filters
- Deeper event insights
- More filters and comparisons
- Additional breakdowns (where available)
- Better exports and reporting
- Team access and advanced analytics
- Custom reporting workflows
- Priority support
- Data use for commercial needs
⚖️ Pros & Cons
- Clear, standardized event KPIs (great for news articles)
- Widely cited across esports media
- Strong tournament discovery and comparison workflows
- Helps explain esports scale to non-esports audiences
- Many deeper insights and exports are paywalled
- Exact platform/language details vary by event
- Not a replacement for platform-native analytics
- Some metrics can shift while events are live
🎯 Best For
🔄 Competitors Comparison
🚀 Getting Started
Search the tournament name and open the event statistics page to capture the headline KPIs.
If the event is live, note the timestamp and treat the KPIs as a snapshot; totals can update after the final ends.
Open last year’s event page (or a comparable Major) and compare peak + hours watched to explain growth drivers.
Explain what peak concurrency means, why arenas matter, and how co-streaming/languages shape the result.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Live pages can refresh as broadcasts continue. After the final ends, totals typically settle and match rankings can lock in.