Leaderboard review
A focused Slack leaderboard for teams running informal ELO-based competitions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Leaderboard is a Slack app for workplace game competitions, designed for small teams that want to track informal matches inside their existing workspace. Players can view ELO-based positions with /leaderboard, report results with /report, receive live match-result alerts, and find suggested opponents with /who-next. It supports games including Mario Kart, Ping Pong, Table Football, and FIFA, while also accommodating team matches through /report2vs2.
The pricing is straightforward: the first month is free with no credit card required, followed by plans starting at 7.5/month for 8 users. The listed plan is the Starting plan, and the product is paid rather than permanently free. Its feature set is centered on the core leaderboard workflow: recording wins, losses, and draws; displaying rankings; suggesting the next opponent; hiding departed users; and allowing Slack administrators to reset a leaderboard. That makes the product suitable for recurring office competitions where quick commands and timely result notifications matter more than extensive administration.
The main trade-off is its narrow ecosystem fit. Slack is the listed integration and platform, and cloud deployment keeps the product centered on activity within a Slack workspace. There is no broader game leaderboard infrastructure described, so teams seeking a standalone service, wider integrations, or support for environments beyond Slack should consider an alternative. Choose Leaderboard if your group already organizes matches in Slack and needs a focused way to manage ELO standings. Do not choose it if your requirements extend beyond Slack-based workplace competitions or call for a broader gaming platform.
Leaderboard pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks ELO ratings, positions, wins, losses, and draws
- Supports match reporting, live alerts, and suggested opponents
- Includes two-versus-two matches and administrator resets
- Where it doesn't
- Slack is the only listed integration and supported platform
- The product is focused on small workplace teams
- It requires a paid plan after the first month
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