Cyber Tech Mob has announced MaxOut, an esports platform that integrates multiple competitive gaming tools into a single ecosystem. The project features global leaderboards, professional management tools, and features for teams, leagues, casters, coaches, and competitors. MaxOut will come to mobile platforms and will be available in browsers soon.
“I’ve been a competitor my entire life, and one of the biggest problems in esports is fragmentation. People are forced to use different platforms for rankings, stats, event operations, communication, and visibility. The worst part is that many of those tools are not specific to esports. We are the first platform in the world to address many of these issues, some of them at a microscale.” – Bryan Ragin, founder of MaxOut.
Key Features
- Title- and Platform-Agnostic: Active communities for Brawl Stars, Valorant, Call of Duty, Pokemon, League of Legends, Inazuma, PUBG, and others
- Unified Ecosystem: Brings multiple competitive gaming tools and services into one connected platform, eliminating reliance on separate systems
- Broad Support: Designed for players, teams, leagues, casters, coaches, and organizations. Integrated prize and milestone systems provide a path toward partner status and revenue-sharing
- Targeted Global Leaderboards: Structured visibility for performance, progression, and competition across regions, communities, and titles
- Professional Management Tools: Snap Stats, an AI-powered feature, allows users to update results with a screenshot for games without APIs, reducing manual spreadsheet entry and simplifying stat reporting
- Audience: The platform supports players, teams, leagues, casters, coaches, and organizations. It aims to reduce fragmentation in the esports industry by replacing multiple disconnected tools with a unified destination.
MaxOut stays in closed beta stage for now, with approximately 10,000 registered users. Moreover, the registration is still open; everyone willing to participate in testing can fill out the registration form.