Valorant statistics & data to cite

Writing about skin prices, planning a video on ranks or maintaining a wiki article, and need Valorant statistics you can rely on? This press and data page brings together everything Valorant-Spind.de maintains as its own data: the Valorant Price Report 2026, the full bundle price database, the pro crosshair database, the rank distribution, VP prices worldwide, “Valorant in Numbers” and the Night Market dates. Every figure comes with a date and a traceable source. You also get ready-to-use citation templates with a copy button, a raw-data CSV and a small stat card you can embed on your own site with plain HTML.

Valorant statistics at a glance: our 7 datasets

Each card shows the key figure of a dataset, its date and the page you should link to. The numbers are taken straight from those pages – if a page shows a newer date, the figure on the source page always wins.

How many people play Valorant is covered separately, with every official Riot figure, in our Valorant player count overview.

CSV download: all 170 Valorant bundle prices as raw data

For your own analysis, charts or tables, you can download the full bundle database as a CSV file. It contains exactly the values shown on our bundle price page: 170 rows, sorted chronologically from the first bundle on June 2, 2020 to the Galleria bundle of October 6, 2026.

Before publishing, we recalculated the file against the price report. The 21 rows dated 2026 give an average of 6,618.8 VP (rounded 6,619 VP) and a median of 6,700 VP; across all 170 rows the average is 6,495 VP and the median 6,957.5 VP (rounded to 6,958 VP in the report). The yearly figures in detail:

How to cite Valorant-Spind.de correctly

1. Take the figure: Keep the figure together with what it refers to, e.g. “43% of 2026 bundles”, not just “43%”.
2. Name the source: Write “Valorant-Spind.de” and link the specific page, not just the homepage, so your readers can find the methodology.
3. Add the date: Prices and distributions change with every release and every act. The date keeps your statement accurate a year from now.
4. Video and social: In videos, an on-screen “Source: Valorant-Spind.de” plus a link in the description is enough; on Reddit or Discord, a link in the post.

You can use the templates below as they are. “Copy text” gives you the sentence plus source URL for body text, scripts and video descriptions; “Copy HTML” gives you the finished link for blogs, forums and wikis.

Embed code: a stat card for your website

Prefer a graphic to a sentence? Pick a stat, copy the HTML and paste it into your article, link list or forum post. The card uses no iframe, no external script and no web font – just a few lines of HTML with inline CSS. It loads nothing from our server and also works in editors that block scripts. The source link is built in.

Feel free to adjust colors, width or font to match your layout. Please keep the figure, the date and the visible “Valorant-Spind.de” link unchanged.

Terms of use: free to use with a source link

Our figures, tables, analyses and the CSV file are meant to be reused. To keep things fair for everyone, a few simple rules apply:

The images on our pages come from the official game data and belong to Riot Games. Their use is governed not by our rules but by Riot’s – see Riot’s fan content policy “Legal Jibber Jabber”. Valorant-Spind.de is an unofficial fan site and is not affiliated with Riot Games, as the footer of every page says: “Unofficial fan tool · Not endorsed by Riot Games”. Valorant is a trademark of Riot Games, Inc.

Two datasets are based mainly on third-party data: the rank distribution comes from esportstales, and we cross-checked the pro crosshair codes against prosettings.net (Champions rosters per VLR.gg). When you quote these figures, include the original source in your credit. “Valorant in Numbers” is explicitly licensed under CC BY 4.0; Riot images and trademarks are excluded.

Methodology and freshness: how we maintain the data

Every dataset has a fixed basis and a visible date. When something changes – a new bundle, a new act, a patch – we update the page and set a new date. The table shows what the figures are based on:

Two principles guide how we maintain the data. First, we keep our own counts clearly separate from third-party data: anything we counted from game data ourselves is labeled as a Valorant-Spind analysis, and third-party data carries its source. Second, we never present estimates as facts – Riot, for example, publishes no rank distribution and only rarely shares player numbers, so for topics like these we always state where a figure comes from. Act VI starts on October 14, 2026 with a new ranked season; we’ll update the distribution once reliable new data is available.

How much players actually spend on skins is put into context in our skin spending analysis.

Contact for press, questions and corrections

Need a figure that isn’t listed here, some context for your article, or spotted a mistake? You’ll find all contact options in our legal notice. We apply corrections on the data page in question and update its date there, so it stays clear which version you cited. You don’t need to register or ask permission to use the data – but we’re always happy to hear where our figures were published.

Curious about your own numbers? The spending calculator adds up your Valorant purchases.

Verdict: citing Valorant data in three steps

Frequently asked questions about our Valorant data

Sources & last checked

• Riot Games – Legal (incl. “Legal Jibber Jabber”) – rules for fan projects and Riot assets (checked: October 10, 2026)
• Riot Games – 2024 Regional Price Updates – basis of the VP price changes of September 18, 2024 (checked: October 10, 2026)
• valorant-api.com – game data for the bundle database and “Valorant in Numbers” (checked: October 10, 2026)
• Creative Commons – CC BY 4.0 – license of “Valorant in Numbers” (checked: October 10, 2026)
• Our own data pages (each with methodology): Price Report 2026 and bundle prices (Oct 10, 2026), pro crosshair database (Sep 30, 2026), rank distribution (Sep 8, 2026), VP prices worldwide (Sep 27, 2026), Valorant in Numbers (Sep 30, 2026), Night Market dates (Oct 7, 2026)