Integrity-first official data
Direct agreements with publishers and tournament organisers, with use licensed within the scope of each agreement.
High-frequency official esports live match feeds for five flagship titles, licensed within the scope of each rights agreement.
"type": "PLAYER_DIED",
"timestamp": 1714532819.421,
"actor": "orrin",
"target": "vexar",
"weapon": "awp",
"headshot": true,
"source": "official_game_server"Direct agreements with publishers and tournament organisers, with use licensed within the scope of each agreement.
Five flagship titles and 70+ tournament organisers in CS2 and Dota 2.
Push-first WebSocket and Kafka delivery. Sub-200ms P95 on core feeds, monitored 24/7 across tournament-peak loads.
Every kill, assist, headshot, tower, gold gain. 1.27M data points per game on average - the depth your product needs.
Direct agreements with rights holders - including Riot Games, Ubisoft, ESL FACEIT Group, BLAST, and 70+ tournament organisers - give GRID official data feeds for the titles it covers. Where an agreement grants exclusivity, its scope is set in that agreement.
Use in regulated markets, editorial coverage and broadcast is licensed within the scope, territory and term of your agreement.
GRID ingests match data directly from the official game server - not from a livestream, not from a scraper. That means unmatched reliability, depth, and granularity in real time: every kill, assist, headshot, tower, gold gain, and round event.
GRID's agnostic data formatting unlocks every title we cover - League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - through a single GRID esports data API integration.
Add a new title without rebuilding the pipeline.
Five flagship titles, 500+ tournaments per year and 45,000+ matches tracked annually.
Power pre-match, in-play, micro, and traditional esports betting markets on the most reliable official live match data.
Build sharper, more dynamic esports odds models on ultra-granular official feeds - better margin, better accuracy.
Feed official stats into fantasy products, prediction exchanges, and pick'em surfaces, within the scope of your agreement.
Power editorial coverage, second-screen apps, and broadcast graphics with official, publishable data.
GRID Live Esports Data is the foundation. Stack it with the rest of the official-data platform.
GRID Live Esports Data is delivered through a single, versioned SDK and a documented REST and WebSocket API. Authentication, rate limiting, and failover are all spec'd out - the things your SRE team will ask about on day one. Spin up a sandbox, hit the docs, and ship your first integration in days.
With GRID's Live Esports Data we've reduced bet settlement times and expanded our live market offering. The speed and granularity make a measurable difference.
GRID holds direct, contracted agreements with publishers and tournament organisers - including Riot Games, Ubisoft, ESL FACEIT Group, BLAST, and 70+ tournament organisers in CS2 and Dota 2. Data is supplied from official sources under those agreements, and commercial use is licensed within the scope, territory and term they set.
Five flagship titles - League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - across tier 1, 2, and 3 events. 500+ tournaments and 45,000+ matches per year.
Core live feeds typically run at sub-200ms P95, with push-first delivery over WebSocket or Kafka, 24/7 operations and a 99.9% uptime target. Performance varies by title and tournament, and service levels are set in your agreement with GRID.
GRID ingests data from official sources under agreements with publishers and tournament organisers, and licenses its use within the scope, territory and term of each agreement.
One SDK, one schema, every title. Pull data over REST, stream over WebSocket or Kafka. Authentication, rate limiting, failover, and versioning are documented. Most teams ship their first integration in days.
Yes, within the scope of the relevant rights agreement. GRID supplies official data and runs an integrity programme aligned with industry bodies including IBIA and ESIC.
Yes. GRID provides multi-year archives for supported titles alongside the live feed - useful for modelling, settlement, and editorial recaps.
Talk to the GRID team about access to official esports data for five flagship titles.