gamerpad.com

What It Is

Gamerpad is a competitive performance analytics tool for Rocket League, positioned as a Training Assistant and team data platform. By syncing a player’s Rocket League profile and running an in-game assistant, it automatically records match and training data, turning metrics such as touches, good passes, goal involvement, and possession into post-match reports, training journals, and team insights.

Key Features and Data

In terms of features, Gamerpad covers both individual and team use cases. Individual players can use auto-saved match reports, a real-time in-game HUD, Session Analytics, and Career Analytics to review performance and identify weaknesses. Teams and clubs can view comparative analysis of teammates and similarly skilled opponents to improve coordination and strategy. The site discloses cumulative data including 1,747,714 matches, 177,253,075 touches, 28,580,617 good passes, and 9,670,376 goals, suggesting a certain level of adoption. However, the main content does not explain the underlying algorithm details, how data accuracy is validated, or which specific operating systems or console platforms are supported.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is relatively clear: Free is free and aimed at casual players, including automatic reports, real-time metrics, and a training journal; PRO costs $9/month or $90/year and provides advanced Session and Career Analytics; TEAM costs $39/month or $390/year and includes 10 players plus team analytics; CLUB costs $99/month or $990/year and includes 50 players, club management, and Club Analytics. PRO, TEAM, and CLUB all come with a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. Payments are processed through Stripe and support major credit/debit cards, but refunds are not offered.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are its strong vertical focus and a complete design around Rocket League training, review, and team collaboration, with a clear subscription structure from free usage to club-level plans. Shared Subscriptions also make it convenient for parents, coaches, or clubs to purchase centrally and assign access to players. The downsides are that its scope is very narrow and it is basically unsuitable for other games; support is only described as a Customer Support team, with no details on response times or channels; and information on a Chinese interface, Chinese-language support, platform compatibility, and the technical details of data sources is insufficient.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Gamerpad is better suited to individual players, squads, coaches, clubs, and esports organizations that are serious about improving at Rocket League. If you only play casually, the free version may be enough. The main content does not disclose access conditions from China, so this remains unknown. Since payments rely on Stripe, users in China may run into limitations related to bank cards and cross-border payments. Comparable alternatives include Ballchasing, Calculated.gg, Octane.gg, and Rocket League Tracker.