Your team, your stream and your sponsors on one page

What a player page shows

Example: a Valorant player on a tier 2 roster. At the top, his photo, "Duelist for Team Example, NA" and icons for X, Twitch and YouTube. Then:

• Watch me live on Twitch
• Team Example roster linking to the team page
• Liquipedia for results
• Sponsor: 15% off with code FRAG on the peripherals brand
• Business inquiries

Below, projects for each team he has played on, with statuses like Active and Past role, so his history reads like a short CV.

A press kit people can open

Organizers and casters need your name spelling, a photo and a short bio. Upload a PDF one-pager with Open to work and resume; it opens in one tap, and you can see when it gets opened. Free agent? Switch on Open to work and a badge shows by your name.

Sponsors want numbers

Every link button counts clicks, and analytics show where visits came from, which countries and which devices. When a sponsor asks how many people used your link last month, you can answer in a sentence.

At LAN events, the QR code from the Share sheet goes on a badge, a jersey patch or a table card. Scans show up as their own source, "QR code", in your stats.

What it costs a player

Most players start free and move to Pro when they want a domain that matches their tag, like yourtag.gg, for sponsors and jerseys. Any domain you own works.

Free: 5 projects, 50 links, three templates, 100 email subscribers and 7 days of stats, with a small "Built w/ makerhandle" badge. Pro is $20 a year: all nine templates, unlimited projects and subscribers, a year of stats, the contact form, your own domain and no badge.