91K+
Tournaments & events tracked
Esports Viewership Data
You Can Cite
Esports Charts PRO gives journalists and editors verified viewership numbers, full tournament history and cross-platform totals — ready to cite in two minutes, no sales call.
Used by tier 1 media worldwide
380K+
Matches in database
13
Streaming platforms covered
161
Games tracked
The problem
Esports data is scattered. Your deadlines aren't.
Esports Charts is an independent source of esports viewership data used by journalists worldwide to verify statistics, records, and historical trends without the need for manual research.
Googling for tournament viewership numbers surfaces outdated blog posts, inconsistent sources, and Twitter threads — not citable data.
Year-over-year context needs history no single platform keeps. Twitch, YouTube and a dozen regional services have to be added up — or you write with half the numbers.
Without a single source of truth, you can't confidently write about records, growth, or rankings — and editors will ask where the numbers came from.
What PRO unlocks
Esports Viewership Statistics You Can Report With Confidence
PRO removes all data limits on Esports Charts — full historical access, CSV exports, and advanced filters.
Historical access
Settle Any Year-over-Year Question
Access complete high-level viewership data for every tracked tournament — Hours Watched, Peak Viewers, Average Viewers, Airtime — going back to 2019. No paywalled history, no sample data.
13 platforms
Report the Real Total, Not One Platform
Totals combine Twitch, YouTube, Kick and other global platforms. Chinese platforms (Bilibili, Douyu, Huya, CC163) are tracked separately, so you always know what a number includes.
Records page
Find the Record in Seconds
Instantly find the most-watched esports events of all time, by game, by platform, or by region. Ready to embed in a story as a ranked list.
Audience
Find the Angle Other Outlets Miss
See which languages drove an event's audience — context on the markets and communities behind the interest. Language shows who watched in which language, not a country-level split.
Teams data
Back Roster and Org Stories With Numbers
Look up any team's viewership across events, games, and years. Useful when covering roster changes, org valuations, or decline and growth stories.
Real use cases
What journalists actually do with it
01
Fact-check viewership claims
An org tweets "our match hit 500K viewers." Pull the actual data, see which platforms contributed, verify in seconds.
02
Write the "state of esports" piece
Year-over-year peak viewer data for any game. Growth or decline story with hard numbers. Export the chart for your editor.
03
Cover a tournament in real time
See live viewership data during a broadcast. Know exactly when viewership peaked and what the finals drew before the stream ends.
04
Research an org's market position
Compare two orgs' viewership history across games and events. Essential context for acquisition, valuation, or decline stories.
Coverage
13 streaming platforms
Global and regional platforms in one place — including Chinese platforms: Douyu, Huya, Bilibili and CC163.
Twitch 
YouTube Gaming 
Kick 
SOOP Korea 
CHZZK 
Rumble 
NimoTV 
Bigo LIVE 
SteamTV 
Douyu 
Huya 
Bilibili 
CC163
Esports Charts PRO
Everything unlocked.
PRO is a self-serve subscription on escharts.com. Sign up, pay, and have full data access in under two minutes.
No sales call, no contract — the same data the rest of this page describes, on a card.
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What PRO includes
- Full historical data
- CSV export everywhere
- 13 streaming platforms
- 91K+ tournaments
- Language breakdown
- All-time records
- Team & player stats
- Advanced filters