Metafy

Metafy helps gamers earn from coaching, courses and other creator content. Coaches can configure one-to-one sessions with a game, duration, description and banner. Creators can host live group classes or hangouts with chat; events are recorded automatically for possible video-on-demand sales. Guides can be written or video-based, while communities bring together memberships, sessions, events, guides, polls and fundraisers. Creators can connect Discord membership tiers to server roles, and Google Calendar sync adds sessions and checks for conflicts. Technical users have OAuth setup, API keys and webhooks. Metafy lists a Core plan with no upfront cost and charges 12% plus $1.79 per transaction, capped at 30% of earnings. Pro is $99 a month, billed monthly, and includes all features, no additional fees and zero revenue share. Buyer checkout fees also apply: a 3.7% platform fee plus $1.79, capped at $20 or 50% of the total, and a 2.9% processing fee plus $0.40. Native apps are listed for Android and iOS, with the iOS app continuing toward web feature parity.

Metafy brings coaching, creator content and community products together, with a Core option that charges when creators earn and a paid Pro plan. Buyers and creators should account for the separate checkout and processing fees.

Metafy suits gamers who want to sell coaching, guides, group events or community memberships. Coaches and creators can also use its Discord and calendar connections to coordinate participation and sessions.

Metafy is a platform where gaming creators can sell coaching, courses, content and community access. It is best for coaches and creators who want live and self-paced offerings under one roof. Its Core plan avoids upfront cost, but creators and buyers should factor in transaction and checkout fees.

Overview

The platform spans one-to-one coaching, group events, written or video guides, and memberships. That range makes Metafy a fit for creators building several kinds of paid offerings; it is less compelling for someone seeking only aim training or match analytics.

Metafy supports 200 games, replay analysis and coach collaboration, alongside a coach marketplace. Native apps are available for Android and iOS, and the service also supports web and API access. The Android app is for coaches, while the iOS app is continuing toward parity with the web experience.

Key features

Coaches can create one-to-one sessions with a duration, game, description and banner. Google Calendar sync adds sessions, checks for conflicts and helps prevent double bookings, which matters for coaches coordinating appointments across calendars.

Events let creators run live group classes or hangouts with chat; recordings are automatically captured for potential video-on-demand sales. Guides offer written or video material buyers can use at their own pace. Together, these options let creators serve individuals, groups and buyers who prefer self-directed learning, though a creator who only needs a booking page may not need the broader toolkit.

Communities combine members and creator content with memberships, sessions, events, guides, polls and fundraisers. Discord linking can automatically assign server roles according to membership tiers, a useful bridge for creators whose audience already gathers there.

Technical users can set up OAuth, API keys and webhooks. Account controls include two-factor authentication, active-session viewing and remote logout. On-platform bookings add refund protection, a booking record, transaction support and account protections. Support is offered by site chat, Discord, email and direct messages, with replies typically targeted within 6–8 hours.

Buyer checkout costs include a 3.7% platform fee plus $1.79, capped at $20 or 50% of the total, and a 2.9% processing fee plus $0.40. Those charges make the buyer’s final cost higher than the listed price of a session or product.

Pricing

Metafy has a free plan and paid plans from $69/mo (annual). Core has no upfront cost and charges 12% + $1.79 per transaction, capped at 30% of earnings; creators pay only when they earn. That structure is a low-risk way to start, but the transaction share can weigh on creators with steady sales.

Pro costs $99 a month (billed monthly). It includes everything in Core, all features, zero revenue share, no additional fees and lets creators keep 100% of earnings. It suits creators whose earnings make a fixed monthly bill preferable to Core’s charges; lower-volume creators may benefit more from Core’s pay-when-you-earn model. Buyers still face the checkout and processing fees.

Platforms

Metafy is available on Android, iOS, web and through API access. Browser support covers Chrome 111+, Edge 111+, Firefox 114+ and Safari 16.4+. The Android app serves coaches; the iOS app is still moving toward web feature parity, so users who need the full web feature set should account for that difference.

Who it's for

Metafy is a strong fit for gaming coaches and creators who want to combine scheduled instruction with group events, guides or paid communities, especially if Discord and calendar integration matter to their operation. Its Core plan also suits creators who want to begin without an upfront subscription.

It is a weaker match for players primarily looking for training drills or analytics, or for creators who want to avoid transaction-based charges and do not expect enough earnings to justify Pro’s monthly price.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple formats—sessions, events, guides and communities—let creators build more than one kind of paid offering.
• Pros: Google Calendar conflict checks and Discord role automation reduce manual coordination for coaches and community owners.
• Pros: Core has no upfront cost, while Pro removes revenue share for creators who prefer a fixed monthly charge.
• Cons: Core takes 12% + $1.79 per transaction, subject to its earnings cap, so the pay-as-you-earn model still carries a meaningful cost.
• Cons: Buyer platform and processing fees add to checkout totals, which can make the final price higher than the creator’s listed price.
• Cons: The iOS app has not yet reached web feature parity, which may matter to users who rely on mobile access.

Alternatives

Game Coaching Software is a useful starting point for comparing coaching-focused options.

Callup.gg may suit players seeking coach reviews and coaching reports, with a free tier that includes a few coach reviews a week, one full coaching report, one Revenge Review reel and one highlight reel ever.

Aimlabs is the more relevant choice for aim practice, offering free aim training, 50K+ tasks and playlists, and 500 FPS game profiles.

Global Gaming is an alternative to consider for its paid pilot and Professional plan.

Scope.gg may be preferable for match analysis: its free core access lets FACEIT users upload and analyze up to 10 matches a month, with five matches for new users at registration.

DataCoach offers a free Player Basic plan with 10 monthly replays, 10 DataCoach Chat tokens, training plans, coaching output and progression tracking, making it a more focused option for replay-based training.

iTero is another alternative to consider.

LaneMind offers a free plan with a GSI overlay, OpenDota and STRATZ stats, basic match history and BYOK, but no hosted insight credits.

Refocus is an alternative to consider.

Verdict

Choose Metafy if you are a gaming coach or creator who wants to sell sessions, group events, guides and community access in one place, with Core offering a way to start without upfront cost. Look elsewhere if buyer checkout fees are a deal-breaker, you need a mobile app at full web parity, or your main goal is individual aim training or analytics rather than creator commerce.