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OP.GG creates profiles for gamers by analyzing game data from the games they play

Seoul, South KoreaFounded 2015Consumer Services
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About Op.gg

OP.GG operates as a comprehensive data and analytics service provider within the esports and online gaming market. Established in 2012 with a beta launch, the company was officially incorporated in 2015 by founders Cheonwoo Park and Sangrak Choi. Park's background is rooted in gaming, having built his first online gaming community at age 12 and later running a forum for in-game item sales during high school. This deep-seated understanding of gamer needs has shaped the company’s trajectory. The platform serves a global user base of millions, providing detailed statistics and analytics for popular online games such as "League of Legends," "PUBG," "Valorant," and "Overwatch." Its primary clients are the gamers themselves, ranging from casual players to professional esports athletes, who use the service to analyze their gameplay, track performance metrics, and gain insights into opponent strategies.

The company’s core service is a platform that creates detailed profiles for gamers by analyzing gameplay data. This allows users to improve their skills by understanding their performance and that of others. Key features include champion rankings, leaderboards, analysis of professional matches, and real-time in-game overlays that provide auto rune settings, item builds, and skill recommendations. The service is accessible via its website and dedicated desktop and mobile applications. Beyond individual player analytics, OP.GG has expanded its portfolio through strategic acquisitions, including the online esports learning platform OGT and the esports media outlet OGN (formerly OnGameNet), signaling a deeper move into the broader esports ecosystem. The company also operates its own professional esports teams.

The business model primarily revolves around advertising revenue generated from the high traffic on its web and app platforms. In early 2024, the company introduced a premium subscription service, adding a direct revenue stream from users seeking advanced features. OP.GG also engages in partnerships and sponsorships, such as providing real-time game data to broadcasters and collaborating with game developers like Krafton and Nexon. This multi-faceted approach, combining free ad-supported analytics with premium services and strategic industry integration, positions OP.GG as a central hub in the competitive gaming landscape.

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Founded
2015
Headquarters
Seoul, South Korea
Sector
Consumer Services

Investors

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