Engineering the tools
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FUT.GG is the go-to platform for EA FC Ultimate Team. Live player prices, squad builders, SBC solutions, evo planning, and tier lists, updated in real time as the meta shifts each week.

Built by players who play every mode: FUT Champs, Rivals, Draft, and everything in between. Whether you're grinding for Rank I or figuring out who to evo next, FUT.GG has the tools to get you there.

Trusted by a global community of EA FC players who rely on fast, accurate data to build their best squads.

MUT.GG is the essential database and toolbox for Madden NFL 26 Ultimate Team. Live player reveals, prices, lineup builder, theme teams, and forums. Everything MUT players need in one place.

From grinding the market to building the perfect theme team, MUT.GG keeps you a step ahead with up-to-the-minute data and the deepest set of tools the community has.

Where MUT players come to play smarter, and connect with everyone else doing the same.

CFB.FAN is the home for College Football 26 Ultimate Team. Player reveals, prices, playbooks, lineup builder, and theme teams, all built around the CUT experience.

Whether you're chasing new reveals, building a homegrown hero lineup, or scouting Gone Pro drops, CFB.FAN covers every corner of the game.

The community and data layer that CFB 26 deserves.

FIFA Index is the most trusted player database for FIFA Career Mode. Ratings, attributes, PlayStyles, roles, and specialities for every release, from the early FIFA years through FC 26.

Whether you're planning a multi-season rebuild, scouting the next wonderkid, or comparing player stats across game versions, FIFA Index is where Career Mode managers come to plan their moves.

Unmatched historical depth. The reference point for the Career Mode community.

RouteBench is a head-to-head CDN performance benchmark across Cloudflare, Fastly, and CloudFront. Real-user measurements from browsers in 33 countries (not synthetic probes), with a full TTFB waterfall broken into DNS, TCP, TLS, server wait, and body download.

Every test uses identical bytes from each provider, each hosted on its own apex with co-located DNS, so the comparison is clean. Results report at p50, p95, and p99, separated by cold vs warm connections, for HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, across payload sizes from 43 bytes to 100 KB.

Built for infrastructure engineers and performance-conscious teams who would rather pick a CDN on signal than marketing. Drill into exactly where latency happens and which provider wins for your geography, protocol, and payload size.