Esports Charts now offers Ukrainian language support. This means that users can navigate the tournament, team, player, and other pages of the platform in Ukrainian, providing easier access to esports statistics and analytics for the Ukrainian-speaking community.
The introduction of Ukrainian localization highlights the growing interest and engagement of Ukraine’s esports audience. Ukrainian-language broadcasts consistently attract a large viewership during major Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 tournaments. Notable instances include The International 2025 and the StarLadder Budapest Major, where Ukrainian streams ranked fifth in watch time among all official channels.
“Esports Charts was established in Ukraine in 2016 and has been serving the global esports industry since its inception. As a result, English has traditionally been the primary language of the platform.
However, the Ukrainian esports community has always had a special place in our product’s history. We are pleased that Ukrainian users can now access Esports Charts data and analytics in their native language,” states Artyom Odintsov, Co-Founder and CEO of Esports Charts.
The inclusion of Ukrainian localization is part of Esports Charts’ larger plan to create a multilingual platform. The platform already supports various languages such as English, Portuguese, Turkish, and Japanese.
The Ukrainian version of the platform has been launched just before the Counter-Strike 2 Major championship, IEM Cologne Major 2026, which kicks off on June 2 and will feature an official Ukrainian-language broadcast.
You can now access the Ukrainian version on the Esports Charts website. Stay updated on livestreaming and esports news through our Ukrainian-language accounts on X and Telegram.
We are committed to enhancing the localization further and welcome feedback and suggestions from the community. Users can provide their input through the feedback form.