Data, not hype.

A year ago Bounty Hunters started as a small side project focused on Dota 2 data. The goal was simple: collect and structure information that was hard to find. Player last hits, kills, towers and other metrics from specific professional matches.

A year later we are much further along. In recent months we extended the infrastructure beyond Dota 2 and tackled one of the biggest challenges on the roadmap: automated processing of CS2 data. Today we track kills, headshots, deaths and other player stats. League of Legends has joined too, with a champion Explorer, objectives and post-draft projections.

But the real vision was never just about collecting data. Along the way we realised how big the gap is between the information that exists and what actually reaches the average esports fan. Valuable insights are scattered across different sources, hidden behind complicated tools, or available only to those who have the time, resources and experience to find them.

Bounty Hunters was created to bridge that gap. Our mission is clear: make esports data accessible, transparent and understandable to anyone who wants to look deeper into the games they follow.

The brand is alive, Instagram is growing and we build everything in public. A year ago it was an idea. Today it is a real product, a growing community and a vision that is closer than ever.

We collect verified data

We process data from professional matches and update it continuously. Every metric comes from real events on the server, not from manual estimates.

We analyse transparently

We build our models on a verifiable methodology. We don't use our own "magic score" or opaque ratings. Every number has a clear source and meaning.

We provide context, not certainty

We present results as an analytical view based on data. We don't say what will happen. We help you understand what the available information says before a match starts.