How much is
a Fortnite coach?
Coaches set their own prices, so the honest answer is a snapshot with a date on it. Here are the prices as they were listed, what a coach gives you for them, and a free way to get a report on every match you play.
Offers listed on the first page of Metafy's Fortnite sessions on 22 September 2026. Prices change; the listing has today's.
What a human coach gives you for that
A good coach brings judgement and experience: they can watch you play, ask why you rotated when you did, and tell you which habit to work on first. That is worth paying for, and nothing on this page replaces it.
A session is booked ahead and covers the games you bring to it. A replay report can cover the matches in between, so you arrive at the next session with more of your own games already read.
What a replay analysis does differently
It reads the record the game kept, so it measures instead of estimating.
It reads the file
Fortnite saves a .replay of your match on PC: where everyone was, every elimination with its location and weapon tag, damage and placement.
It measures
Tools that watch video or your screen are inferring from pixels. The replay carries the positions and times themselves, and the same file reads the same way every time.
It is there after every match
No booking. Upload the file when the match ends and read what happened while you still remember the zone.
That is what makes it possible to say a rotation started late, or that you crossed open ground with the zone already closing — and to see it in your next match, not your next session.
Free: three full reports a week
Fortiq's free plan gives you 3 replay reports a week and 15 coach replies a day, and the free report is the whole report, not a preview. No download, no card. Pro (€9.99 a month) lifts the weekly limit; it does not unlock a deeper report.
Every report has a public link that opens without an account — the example below is one, so you can see what you get before you sign up.
Questions about coaching prices
Coaches set their own prices. On 22 September 2026 the first page of Fortnite sessions on Metafy listed one-hour sessions at $30 and $60.99, a two-hour session at $185 and a one-month bootcamp at $345. The listing has today's prices.
Fortiq's free plan gives you 3 full replay reports a week and 15 coach replies a day, with no card. It reads the replay file Fortnite already saves on your PC. It does not replace a human coach watching you play.
They are good at different things. A human coach brings judgement and can watch you play. A replay analysis reads the same file the same way every time and is there as soon as a match ends. Plenty of players use both.
The report needs the .replay file. Epic documents where that file lives on PC and documents no way of reaching it on a console, so the upload is a PC answer. Where the file is on PC.
Get a report on your next match, free.
Three full reports a week. No download, no card.