Updates & Changelog

Riot's weekend Ranked 5v5 queue (queue 710) is now imported alongside Flex. When you analyze your team, we scan your last 30 ranked team games — Flex and Ranked 5v5 combined — and surface the 5-stacks you actually queue with.

On your team page, admins on Tryhard+ can switch stats between Flex only, Ranked 5v5 only, or both ranked queues. Scrims stay on Pro. More context on our Ranked 5v5 guide.

Public TeamScore and the global leaderboard still use Flex 5 games only, so Ranked 5v5 reviews stay private to your squad without inflating public rankings.

Tryhard is now $4.99 / €4.99 per month or $49.99 / €49.99 per year. Pro is $12.99 / €12.99 per month or $129.99 / €129.99 per year. Monthly and annual billing share one toggle on the pricing page. Legacy Tryhard one-time buyers and existing Pro subscribers keep their current entitlements.

Starter teams now keep the last 6 months of Flex history (up from 2). Same free tier otherwise: one team, MVP scores, public page, 24h refresh.

Clearer plan copy, rounded annual savings badges, and a Pricing link in the main navbar. Paid plans also call out that your subscription helps keep LoL Tracker running.

EUNE is now a first-class server: signup, player search, team leaderboards, and OP.GG links. Browse the EUNE leaderboard.

LoL Tracker now runs on clear plans — Free, Tryhard, and Pro (monthly at launch). Tryhard moved to a monthly/annual subscription in June 2026 — see the update above. Limits, refresh cadence, AI Coach, and roster size are spelled out on the pricing page.

Each summoner can have a dedicated stats page (combat overview, champions, recent Flex games, linked teams). URLs look like /players/euw/Name-TAG — discoverable from team rosters and search flows.

We just launched a public /analyze-team page so anyone can quickly preview the team experience without setup.

Perfect for sharing with friends, teammates, or new users who want to see the value before connecting their own data.

Key pages are now easier to scan, so you get to the useful stuff faster (less clicking around, less guesswork).

Leaderboard navigation is clearer, so comparing your stack against other teams takes fewer steps.

The explanation pages now make formulas and logic easier to follow, with cleaner visuals and less clutter.

Improved formatting for long answers (lists, emphasis, structure), so your team can turn reports into actions quicker.

One headline, three team actions and one action per player , every "why" cites a real number from your Flex 5 history. Included in Tryhard & Pro. How it works.

Damage share donut, per-player MVP-axis heatmap vs team average, and a Win vs Loss comparison table.

Per-player rows are shorter so the team page stays scannable.