How it works
The player. The performance.
The evidence.
cs.ninja brings available player information into one profile, with the source and context attached.
Look up any Steam profile
Search with a Steam ID, profile link or custom name. No sign-in is needed to explore public information. Steam provides account details and reported bans; FACEIT provides its rankings and statistics; Leetify provides tracked match and performance data.
Read the important stats first
The overview puts K/D, damage per round, headshot kills and win rate beside the account record score. Match and map views provide the detail. K/D uses total kills divided by total deaths, ADR is weighted by known rounds, and headshot percentage uses headshot kills divided by kills. Each calculation uses only matches with the required data.
Know what the score measures
The experimental trust score combines ban records, account age, playtime, competitive history, comparable performance, inventory and bounded social/community signals. Every contribution is explained and evidence confidence is separate. Missing data remains unknown; strong play alone is not a penalty.
Score methodology & exact deductionsKeep community opinion in context
Steam sign-in lets eligible users leave community feedback and follow other players. Feedback is displayed separately from official records and performance. The watchlist checks for reported ban changes so you can review them when you return.
Understand missing data
Providers cover different matches and may restrict private or unregistered profiles. A dash means we do not have a usable value. We do not invent matches, medals, historical rankings or measurements to fill gaps. CSStats profile links are available, but its statistics feed is currently unavailable.