FACEIT elo overlay

Your level, elo and country ranking on stream, updating while you play. Put in your FACEIT nickname and paste the URL into OBS as a browser source.

Sign in with Steam and this fills itself in — FACEIT knows which account is yours from the Steam account you connected to it.

What it looks like

FACEIT level 10your_nickname2431TR flag#37European Union#1,842

Made-up numbers on a real map. The motion is VIP on a stream and free to watch here, and the three switches are separate — run two at once if you want. Put your nickname in above and this becomes yours, with every part switchable.

Worth knowing

The elo change is counted, not fetched.
FACEIT’s match history carries no rating, so neither a session nor a daily total can be read from it. The overlay remembers the elo it first saw and counts from there, in your own browser — nothing about you is stored on our side. There are two of them: this session resets after ten idle hours, and today resets at midnight. Clearing your browser data resets both.
There is no global FACEIT ranking.
FACEIT ranks players within a region — EU, NA, SA and so on — and within a country inside that region. So the overlay shows those two and not a worldwide position, because that number does not exist to show.
The statistics are recent, not lifetime.
ADR, K/D, K/R, headshot percentage and win rate are averaged over your last 5, 10 or 20 matches, whichever you pick. A career average barely moves during a stream, which makes it a number nobody watches; the last ten matches change while you play.
It refreshes every 30 seconds.
Often enough that a win shows up before the next match starts, rarely enough that a long stream is a few hundred requests rather than a few hundred thousand. Answers are cached on our side, so ten scenes pointing at the same nickname still only ask FACEIT once.