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Noesis vs ReplayLabs

Both stand on game replay analyzers. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Noesis

Free trial Web

Noesis provides demo review, round comparison, and team planning tools through the web. Check demo compatibility and the plan's storage limit before choosing among the monthly subscriptions.

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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.

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The facts

	Noesis	ReplayLabs
Free plan	A free trial	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	API, Web
Lowest paid plan	Noesis Solo: €9.99 a month	API Starter: €3.99 a month
Plans published	3	5
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	noesis.gg	replaylabs.app
On game replay analyzers	#19 of 22	#15 of 22

Noesis: what it does well

Replays demos in a 2D viewer
Filters rounds by side and economy
Compares rounds across matches
Round notes can be shared with teammates
Offers a 14-day trial

What to know first

POV and coach demos are not supported
Uploads must be unzipped .dem GOTV files
Some demos may have missing rounds
FACEIT integration requires a paid subscription

ReplayLabs: what it does well

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.

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