From question to finished report.
Four steps that usually take four tools and three evenings.
Twelve names instead of nineteen thousand.
Left-footed, under 23, contract to 2027, at least 900 minutes, sorted by key passes per 90. The shortlist you'll actually spend the evening on, built in a few clicks.
A number on its own says nothing.
4.8 expected goals is elite or average depending on position and league. Every value is set against the same position in the same league — that is what turns a number into a statement.
Eleven names on a pitch.
Shadow teams and target profiles: fill positions, compare alternatives side by side, swap candidates. Run budget scenarios without touching the real squad.
It ends with a document you can hand over.
Strengths, weaknesses, recommendation — every statement backed by the number behind it. Written yourself or generated, as a PDF with your name on it, not ours.
The same data.
Three ways to work with it.
Clubs: no more five separate inboxes.
Every report in one place, squad planning with budget scenarios, shadow teams, expiring contracts in view. Multi-user access is set up individually.
Freelance scouts: the account is yours.
The tools clubs use cost per year what a freelance scout earns in a month. Here you pay what a streaming service costs — and stay independent of whoever hired you.
Data people: proper numbers at last.
Fantasy, your own analysis, arguments on X — with the same data professionals use, instead of whatever happens to be free.
At a glance.
What one account includes — and what it doesn't.
- Data
- 33 competitions, over 19,000 players, updated daily. Leagues, teams and players with their season figures.
- Player search
- Filter by position, age, foot, contract and minutes played, sorted by metrics per 90 minutes.
- Percentiles
- Every value against the same position group — in the player's own league or, where that group is too small, across all leagues. From 450 minutes.
- Comparison
- Up to three players or three teams side by side, exported as an image or PDF to pass on.
- Similar profiles
- For every player, the six with the most similar performance profile, across all leagues.
- Discover
- Who is clearly above their own average over the last five league matches — and who has just broken into the starting XI.
- Watchlist
- Your own lists with notes and each player's last five matches, plus a pipeline from “Watch” to “Done”.
- Squad planning
- Shadow teams, target profiles and scenarios for your own squad with transfer and wage budget.
- Reports
- Written yourself or generated from the numbers as an AI report — as a PDF with your name and logo.
- Transfer fee
- An estimated range, calculated from real, paid transfer fees.
- Tactics board
- Draw moves and save them as an image.
- Languages
- German and English.
- Not included
- Match video: Scoutelbe tells you who to watch, the watching happens elsewhere. No women's, youth or amateur leagues.
One login. Everything included.
No tiers by league, no cap on players, no extra charge for reports.
Before you try it.
Which leagues are included?
33 competitions: the five major European leagues plus their second tiers, then the Eredivisie, Liga Portugal, Süper Lig, Jupiler Pro League, Superliga, Ekstraklasa, Allsvenskan, Swiss Super League, Austrian Bundesliga, HNL, Ukraine, Russia, Saudi Pro League, J1 League, Eliteserien, MLS, Brasileirão and Primera División — plus the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
What is Scoutelbe?
A football scouting tool that runs in the browser: a player database with over 19,000 players from 33 competitions, plus search, percentile context, squad planning and scouting reports. Nothing to install.
Is Scoutelbe an alternative to Wyscout?
For data, yes; for video, no. Wyscout combines match video with performance data. Scoutelbe has no video — instead it offers player data, percentiles and reports for one person, from €29.99 a month and cancellable monthly.
What do percentiles mean in scouting?
A percentile tells you how many comparison players a player is ahead of on a given value. The comparison is with the same position group — in the same league or, where that group is too small, across all leagues; the profile shows which applies. Players need at least 450 minutes to be included.
Where does the data come from?
From a commercial sports data provider, updated daily. Line-ups and events arrive while matches are being played; season figures are recalculated after every matchday.
Does this replace video scouting?
No. Numbers tell you who to watch and whether your impression holds up. They don't tell you how a player moves within a back four. Scoutelbe cuts the list from 19,000 to twelve — the watching is still yours.
We're a club with several scouts. Does that work?
The single account is built for one person. For several scouts with a shared report database and roles, drop us a line — we set those up individually.
What happens after the 14 days?
Nothing, on its own. With no payment details stored, access simply ends and nothing is charged.