Simple packaging
Perfect for smaller ventures
Series
Ideal for smaller businesses and startups. Tons of statistics and visual media.
- Series level data
- From 30 days history
- From 90 requests per minute
Made for greater insight
Match
Detailed results, intriguing statistics and in-depth data.
- Match level data
- From 180 days history
- From 180 requests per minute
All you could ever need
Play-by-Play
Every event within a match, big or small, right at your fingertips.
- In-game level data
- From 365 days history
- From 500 requests per minute
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The packages are structured to fit any type of business. Make sure to get in touch if you want to tailor a package to fit your needs specifically.
Scoring Data
Match
Play-by-Play
Content Comparison
Series
Match
Play-by-Play
Streams
Past encounters
Recent performance
Incidents
Match rosters
Economy / GPM / XPM
Structure events
Secure payments
Security is a priority for us. We have chosen Stripe to handle billing cycles, data encryption and tokenisation of all sensitive payments and billing information. We use SSL to encrypt all data in transit.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Here’s a few answers to some of our most common questions
Which games do you support?
The Abios API currently covers the following 16 games:
- League of Legends
- Dota 2
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
- Overwatch
- Hearthstone
- King of Glory (Arena of Valor)
- Heroes of the Storm
- Starcraft 2
- Starcraft 1 Remastered
- Call of Duty
- Heroes of Newerth
- Smite
- Super Smash Bros.
- World of Warcraft
- PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
- Fortnite
What are the next games you will be adding?
The games we add depend on the demand from our customers and the popularity in the esports scene. Games that we are currently considering include Rocket League, Fifa and perhaps most importantly the quickly growing genre of Battle Royale. We are currently closely following both PUBG and Fortnite in order to assess whether the popularity for the games can transition into an esport with large viewership in the tournaments.
How is the data in the API formatted?
Our API communicates with JSON formatted data. If you want to consume the data in other formats (such as XML) we suggest you use a suitable conversion library.
How do you collect your data?
We collect our data in several different ways. The most detailed and preferred way is to collect server side data by either collecting data from the server itself as the match is being played or by parsing server logs. For occasions when that is not possible we use machine learning and artificial intelligence software to extract data as well as manual data collection. While automating as much as possible to ensure consistency, we have a staff of full time editors working 24/7 watching all the matches and constantly communicating with tournament organisers to make sure that all of our data is correct and sorted properly.
For which games do you support Play-by-Play data?
We currently supply Play-by-Play data for League of Legends, Counter Strike: Global Offensive and Dota 2. However, we are always adding to, and expanding, our data offer. Be sure to get in contact and ask for the latest status of games available.
Which tournaments do you cover?
We cover all tier 1 and tier 2 tournaments across all of our titles. For some of the larger titles we sometimes cover tier 3 tournaments as well. A good rule of thumb is: if the tournament is streamed reliably, we most likely cover it. If there is a tournament in particular you want us to cover, that we don’t already, you can always ask us and we will do our best to cover it.
How many matches do you cover per month?
The number of matches we cover per month varies depending on the amount of tournaments played, and what stage they are in. But on average we cover about 5,000 matches per month across the games we cover.
