Repeek (formerly FACEIT Enhancer) is one of the most-installed FACEIT extensions of 2026: auto ready-up, per-match ELO tracking and recent stats right in the matchroom. Here is exactly what Repeek does, whether it is safe, and what to replace it with if you also want win probability and smurf detection.
What is FACEIT Repeek?
Repeek is a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Opera and Yandex that reads public FACEIT data and automates the matchroom. It is the direct continuation of FACEIT Enhancer — the project was simply renamed to Repeek (more on that in what happened to FACEIT Enhancer). It is free to install from the Chrome Web Store.
Repeek's main features
- Auto ready-up — accepts the match for you the moment it pops, so you never miss a ready check.
- Party-invite auto-accept — automatically accepts group invites.
- Team ELO in the matchroom — the average ELO of both rosters.
- ELO +/- per match — exactly how much ELO each game won or lost.
- Recent match history — your last ~30 matches and recent stats at a glance.
Is FACEIT Repeek safe?
Yes. Repeek is a browser UI enhancer that only reads public FACEIT data — it is not a cheat and never touches the CS2 game client. It is published on the Chrome Web Store and works on Edge, Opera and Yandex. If Repeek ever stops loading, see why Repeek is not working and how to fix it. The same safety note applies to GRIND.
Repeek vs GRIND
The basics people install Repeek for — auto-ready, invite accept, recent-match stats — are already in GRIND. The difference is GRIND adds a pre-veto lobby breakdown: which map favors your team, who is smurfing, who does what on the team. So GRIND is not a companion to Repeek, it is a replacement:
| Feature | Repeek | GRIND |
|---|---|---|
| Auto ready-up / match accept | Yes | Yes (100%) |
| Party-invite auto-accept | Yes | Yes |
| ELO +/- per match | Yes | Yes (per session, on your own card) |
| Recent match history (last 30) | Yes | Yes (on every player in the lobby) |
| FACEIT Rating & Swing | Yes | Yes |
| Team ELO in the matchroom | Yes | Yes (Team Stats) |
| Win probability by map | — | Yes (detailed) |
| Detailed per-map analytics | — | Yes |
| Current team form | — | Yes |
| Current player form | — | Yes |
| Player roles (rings + role) | — | Yes |
| Smurf & booster detection | — | Yes |
| New ELO tiers | — | Yes |
| Server preview on accept | — | Yes |
| Extended match history | — | Yes |
| Face-to-face / 1v1 duel compare | — | Yes |
| Find FACEIT by Steam | — | Yes |
| Player notes | — | Yes (private, on your device) |
In short: everything basic from Repeek is in GRIND, and GRIND has the pre-match analytics Repeek does not. Fair credit to Repeek: it is the most-installed FACEIT extension out there, over a million installs. But keeping two extensions for the same functions is unnecessary — one GRIND is enough.
Everything GRIND does, in one list:
- Win chance on every map — a radar across the whole pool plus a breakdown per map — pick the one where your team is ahead. That is the ELO.
- Team face-off — win chance, Firepower, average kills and K/D above each team.
- Roles and 5 skill rings — CARRY, AWPER, ENTRY and more on all ten players — see who does what at a glance.
- FACEIT Rating and Swing — each player's real round impact over the last 30 matches.
- Last 30 matches — win rate, K/D/A, ADR and HS% for every player in the lobby.
- Career and maps — how many matches a player has played and their stats on every map.
- Form and streaks — who is in form right now and who is on a win or loss streak.
- Smurf and Boosted score 0–100 — suspicious and boosted accounts show up before round one.
- Levels 11–20 — tell level 10s apart above 2,250 ELO — with GRIND metals or levels 11–20.
- Played together — who you have already met in your last 100 matches, and the score.
- 1v1 Duel — compare any two players in the lobby head to head.
- Player notes — tag a griefer or a great teammate — the note pops up next time you meet and stays on your device only.
- Auto-accept match and invite — never miss a match while you are away; delay from 1 to 10 seconds.
- Server and ping on the accept popup — the match server right in the accept window, server ping there and on the server-picker page.
- Auto map ban — when you are captain, your least favourite map is banned for you — with a countdown and a cancel button.
- Auto position — your spot on the chosen map goes to team chat first, once per match.
- Auto-copy connect — the moment the server is ready, the connect line is on your clipboard — paste it into the CS2 console.
- Match history — average ELO of both teams, 10/20/30-match markers and a scoreboard on hover.
- Profile summary — your best map, day and time to play, plus per-map stats.
- Your own card — your ELO, progress to the next level and session ±ELO in the corner of the page.
- Find FACEIT by Steam — a player's FACEIT profile right from their Steam page — even if the profile is private.
What to replace Repeek with
If you already run Repeek but the analytics are missing, replace it with GRIND. Auto-ready, invite accept and recent-match stats are all there too, plus your whole lobby in one panel: win probability by map, smurf and booster detection, player roles, form, "Played together" and a 1v1 duel compare. Plus auto map-ban, auto-position and auto-copy connect. Many players search for stacks like "repeek and forecast" or "faceit repeek ego" — but one GRIND covers what all of them are for.
FAQ
Is Repeek free?
Yes, Repeek is free and works on Chrome, Edge, Opera and Yandex. GRIND is free too.
Is Repeek safe to use?
Yes. Repeek only reads public FACEIT data and is a UI enhancer, not a cheat — it does not touch the CS2 game client.
Is Repeek the same as FACEIT Enhancer?
Yes. Repeek is the renamed continuation of FACEIT Enhancer — if you are searching for "repeek formerly faceit enhancer", it is the same project.
Repeek not working — what should I do?
Usually a reinstall from the official store plus re-enabling the extension in your browser settings fixes it. See our guide on why Repeek is not working for the full walkthrough.
What should I replace Repeek with?
GRIND. It has auto-ready, invite accept and recent-match stats, like Repeek, plus win probability by map, smurf and booster detection, player roles and form. No need to keep both extensions.