Repeek Not Working? Fix It (and Any FACEIT Extension) — 2026
Repeek (formerly FACEIT Enhancer) stopped showing stats or won't load? Why Repeek and other FACEIT extensions stop working, how to fix them, and the perfect companion for Repeek — GRIND.
If Repeek (formerly FACEIT Enhancer) suddenly stopped loading or no longer shows stats in your CS2 matchroom, you are not alone — "Repeek not working" and "FACEIT extension not working" are among the most-searched problems, and most results you find are outdated. Here are the current causes, how to fix it, and what pairs perfectly with Repeek.
Why Repeek is not working
- The extension was disabled or removed by the browser after an update — check
chrome://extensions. - You are on an outdated build. Repeek was renamed from FACEIT Enhancer; old versions are no longer maintained and stop working.
- FACEIT changed the matchroom layout. The overlay can't find the elements it injects into, so nothing appears.
- Another FACEIT extension conflicts — two overlays fighting for the same matchroom blocks.
- An expired FACEIT session or stale cache stops the extension from reading public data.
How to fix Repeek
- Update the extensionOpen the Repeek page in the Chrome Web Store and update it, or go to
chrome://extensionsand hit Update. - Hard-reload the matchroomPress
Ctrl+F5on the FACEIT match page so the overlay re-injects. - Check it is enabledIn
chrome://extensionsmake sure the toggle is on and site access is allowed for faceit.com. - Disable conflicting extensionsTurn off other FACEIT extensions one by one to find the conflict.
- Reinstall and re-loginRemove Repeek, install it again from the official store, and log back into FACEIT.
Not just Repeek? Common causes for any FACEIT extension
If any FACEIT extension stopped working — not only Repeek — the causes are almost always the same:
- The browser disabled the extension after an update — re-enable it in
chrome://extensions. - FACEIT updated the matchroom and the extension is behind — install the latest version.
- Two FACEIT extensions conflict over the same blocks — keep the one or two that work.
- Cache or session glitch — hard-reload with
Ctrl+F5and log back into FACEIT.
GRIND — the perfect companion to Repeek
GRIND is the ideal companion to Repeek — they cover different parts of the matchroom and run together without conflict. Repeek gives you the activity base; GRIND looks forward: win probability by map, smurf and booster detection and a face-to-face compare. So when Repeek is down GRIND still has you covered, and when both work you get the full pre-match picture:
| Feature | Repeek | GRIND |
|---|---|---|
| Match & group-invite auto-accept | Yes | Yes (100%) |
| Stats & ELO in the matchroom | Yes | Yes |
| Stats in match history | Yes | Yes |
| Player form | — | Yes |
| Extra levels above level 10 | — | Yes |
| Win probability by map | — | Yes |
| Smurf & booster detection (0–100) | — | Yes |
| Face-to-face player compare | — | Yes |
FAQ
Why was Repeek called FACEIT Enhancer?
Repeek is the renamed FACEIT Enhancer. Old "formerly faceit enhancer" links and listings point to the same project, which is why the naming is confusing.
Is Repeek safe?
Repeek is a UI overlay that reads public FACEIT data — it is not a cheat and never touches the CS2 game client. The only real risk is installing it from somewhere other than the official store.
Which extension shows AVG (average damage) on FACEIT?
Repeek and most overlays show basic matchroom stats. To see AVG and a full read on an opponent's form, players run Repeek + GRIND together: Repeek for recent activity, GRIND for a detailed pre-match breakdown by map and player.
Which extension shows opponent maps and positions?
Repeek shows recent map stats, GRIND shows win probability per map after the veto, and Mappio draws position heatmaps. For most players Repeek + GRIND is enough.
What pairs best with Repeek?
GRIND — win probability by map, a 0–100 smurf and booster score and a face-to-face compare. It runs right next to Repeek without conflicts.