ReplayLabs turns Rocket League replay files into match data, player profiles, comparisons, and leaderboards. It supports 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 matches. Automated match analysis covers scoring and shooting, boost use, positioning, demos and bumps, and match timelines. A browser-based 3D viewer plays back matches with cars, the ball, boost amounts, and nameplates. There is nothing to install: users upload a .replay file through the web service. Player profiles aggregate matches uploaded to ReplayLabs. They include playlist filters, recent form, lifetime totals, and match history, but cover those uploaded matches rather than a player's full career. Free users can compare their own profile with anyone; comparing any two players is a premium feature. Replay groups pool matches for aggregate analysis, while teams can share a roster and pool team replays. The API provides replay and group data for Discord bots, league tools, or internal dashboards. API keys are bearer tokens sent in the Authorization header, with scopes for replay, group, and team access. ReplayLabs has a free plan, a 7-day trial, and paid plans; it is available on the web and through its API.
Who it is for
ReplayLabs suits Rocket League players who want statistics and profiles from their uploaded match files, as well as groups and teams pooling replays for analysis. Developers can use its API to access replay and group data for Discord bots, league tools, or internal dashboards.
What is good
- Supports 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 Rocket League matches.
- Analysis includes scoring, boost economy, positioning, demos, and timelines.
- Browser 3D viewer shows cars, ball, boost amounts, and nameplates.
- Free users can compare their own profile with anyone.
- Teams can share a roster and pool team replays.
What to know first
- Profiles cover uploaded ReplayLabs matches, not a player's full career.
- Free detailed data retention lasts 7 days.
- The Free plan allows 15 uploads and 15 reprocess requests per week.
Verdict
Pick ReplayLabs if you want Rocket League replay analysis, player profiles, or shared group and team replay data. Its free plan has weekly upload and reprocessing caps and seven-day detailed data retention; comparing two other players requires premium access.
Get started with ReplayLabs
- Open https://replaylabs.app/ in a browser.
- Upload a Rocket League .replay file.
- Review the match statistics or play it in the 3D viewer.
- Use a free plan or start the 7-day trial; paid plans begin with Starter at 3.99 EUR per month.
- For API use, send an API key as a bearer token in the Authorization header with the relevant access scope.
What the free plan stops at
The Free plan allows 15 uploads and 15 reprocess requests per week, with detailed data retained for 7 days. The Starter plan costs 3.99 EUR per month and allows 50 uploads and 50 reprocess requests per week, with 14-day detailed data retention.
Questions about ReplayLabs
What game does ReplayLabs support?
It supports Rocket League replay files for 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 matches.
Is ReplayLabs free?
Yes. The Free plan allows 15 uploads and 15 reprocess requests per week, with detailed data retention for 7 days.
How much do the paid plans cost?
Starter and API Starter each cost 3.99 EUR per month. Pro costs 8.99 EUR per month, and API Pro costs 9.99 EUR per month.
Is there a trial?
Yes. ReplayLabs lists a 7-day trial.
Which platforms are available?
ReplayLabs lists web and API access. Users upload .replay files through the web service, and the service says there is nothing to install.
What can the API access?
The API provides replay and group data for Discord bots, league tools, or internal dashboards. API keys use bearer authentication and can have replay, group, and team scopes.
ReplayLabs plans and pricing
All plansCompared on game replay analyzers
- Free plan
- Yes
- Supported games
- Rocket League
- Analysis mode
- automated
- AI analysis
- No
- Mistake detection
- No
- Performance reports
- Yes
- Replay limit
- $50/mo
