Overview

MetaTFT’s strength is the way it connects decisions made during a game with information for reviewing it afterward. Current-meta comps cover boards, positioning, leveling, rolling, units, items, counters, and performance; match history captures round-by-round details such as health, economy, experience, boards, and screenshots. That breadth makes it a practical choice for players who want more than a quick list of recommended comps.

The desktop app runs on Overwolf and responds to in-game events. Its live scouting surfaces lobby players’ tags and recent games, helping you anticipate their playstyles and likely comps. This is useful when you want context while making decisions, but it also makes MetaTFT a poor fit for players who prefer to keep a separate desktop app out of their match setup.

Key features

Comps and scouting

Comp information spans both setup and execution: board layouts, positioning, leveling and rolling guidance, units and items, counters, and performance. Live scouting adds opponents’ tags and recent games. Together, they offer a stronger decision aid than comp recommendations alone, especially for players who adapt to a lobby rather than follow one fixed build.

Match records and early game

Round-by-round match records include position, health, economy, experience, boards, and screenshots, giving players a detailed basis for reviewing how a game developed. Early-game comps are an app feature; Patrons can also access them on the website.

Augments and Win Chance

MetaTFT no longer displays augment statistics following a Riot policy change, and instead describes an expert-maintained tier list. Players seeking augment stats should not choose it on that expectation.

Win Chance uses a neural network trained on hundreds of thousands of rounds to estimate the chance of winning a round. Its stated validation dataset reports 75% correct winners, but the model does not account for positioning or crowd control. Treat the estimate as one input, not a complete read of a fight.

Pricing

MetaTFT has a free plan at 0.00 USD per free, covering the free website and in-game app download.

MetaTFT Membership: 3.00 USD per month, billed plus VAT.
MetaTFT Membership Plus: 5.00 USD per month, billed plus VAT.
Big Supporter: 10.00 USD per month, billed plus VAT.

The paid tiers are identified as memberships, but their benefits are not described, so there is no clear basis to judge which tier fits a particular player or what the higher prices add. Choose the free plan if its access meets your needs; consider a paid tier only if you are comfortable supporting the service without a defined feature comparison. Premium payments are processed through Patreon or Overwolf and are subject to those platforms’ terms.

Platforms

MetaTFT is available on the web and Windows. Its match-time functionality is tied to the Overwolf desktop app, so players on other desktop operating systems do not have a listed native app option.

Who it's for

MetaTFT is best suited to Teamfight Tactics players who want live scouting, performance-aware comp guidance, and granular match records in one service. It is less suitable for players looking specifically for augment statistics, for those who need a non-Windows desktop app, or for buyers who want paid plans with clearly differentiated benefits before subscribing.

Pros and cons

Pros: Comps pair tactical guidance with counters and performance information, making them more useful than a bare build list.
Pros: Live scouting and round-by-round records cover both in-match decisions and later review.
Pros: A free plan includes website access and an in-game app download, lowering the barrier to trying the service.
Cons: The app no longer displays augment stats, limiting its appeal to players who want that data.
Cons: Win Chance omits positioning and crowd control, so it cannot represent every factor in a round.
Cons: Paid membership prices are clear, but their benefits are not, making tier selection difficult.
Cons: The desktop app is for Windows and runs on Overwolf, which will not suit every setup.

Alternatives

For a different game focus, these options may fit better:

Spawning Tool is a free option with broad platform coverage, including web, mobile, desktop, and self-hosted, for readers seeking a different strategy-game tool.
OP.GG is a freemium option across web, mobile, and desktop; choose it if its broader platform availability and free membership with some trial features better fit your needs.
Porofessor offers a free plan on web and Windows, an alternative for readers seeking another game companion with no stated plan limits.
Strats.gg offers a free in-game app on web and Windows, though its free version may display ads.
ValoLineups Pro is free forever, with no paywall or premium tier, for readers looking for a free option on web or mobile.
AOE2.ai is a web-only free option with no ads or paid tiers; donations are voluntary and grant no goods or services.
AOE4 Command Center is a free web companion app that requires no account.
Siege Codex offers free strategy browsing and community features on the web, with a paid Full Access monthly plan.

Verdict

Choose MetaTFT if you play Teamfight Tactics on Windows and want scouting, comp guidance, and detailed match review in one place, with a free plan to get started. Look elsewhere if augment statistics are central to your decisions, you need another desktop platform, or you want paid tiers whose added benefits are clearly spelled out.

	AOE2.ai	MetaTFT
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	Free	$3/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Web	Web, Windows
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Matchup search	Yes	—
Rotation guides	Yes	—
Content formats	mixed	—
Platforms	web	—

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