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AchieveAll review

Freemium#10 of 38 in Game Achievement Trackers

A social achievement tracker with free syncing and paid profile customization.

8.3/10Editor score
AchieveAll8.3 Visit AchieveAll

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AchieveAll is a web-based game achievement tracker for players who want one profile spanning multiple gaming accounts. It combines achievement and trophy tracking with a rarity-weighted Mastery Score, per-game communities, achievement-focused posts, customizable public profiles, and search for games or players. The Free plan includes achievement tracking, account syncing, game communities, and a feed, making it suitable for players who want social comparison without an upfront subscription.

Its strongest fit is multi-platform account coverage. AchieveAll supports integrations with Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, RetroAchievements, Riot Games, and Nintendo, while offering profile themes, banners, animated frames, rank insights, and completion insights. Nintendo Switch works differently: the service provides a friend-code slot rather than automatic syncing because Nintendo does not have a public API. The product is web-based, so players looking for a dedicated native application may prefer an alternative with broader app support.

The paid Pro plan adds presentation and analysis features rather than core tracking. At €4.99 per month or €39.99 per year, Pro includes animated frames, gradient names, custom banners and titles, theme presets, eight showcase slots, and rank and completion insights. That makes the upgrade relevant to users who care about profile presentation, showcasing selected achievements, or comparing progress in more detail. Players who only need account syncing and basic social features can stay on Free; players focused on Nintendo Switch automation or a native app experience should look elsewhere.

AchieveAll pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Syncs achievement data across six gaming ecosystems
    • Rarity-weighted Mastery Score adds context to completions
    • Free plan includes tracking, communities, and a social feed
  • Where it doesn't
    • Nintendo Switch uses a friend-code slot instead of automatic syncing
    • Pro customization and completion insights require a paid plan
    • Access is web-based rather than available through native apps

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