ClanBase
ClanBase was an online platform that provided organized competitive gaming infrastructure for clans across multiple titles. Originating in Europe in the early 2000s, it grew into a widely used hub for international clan competition and helped popularize structured team-based play in esports. The site offered tools for clans to join leagues and cups, manage schedules, report match results, and track standings and statistics. It supported a broad range of games, particularly popular competitive titles such as Counter-Strike, StarCraft, Warcraft III, and other real-time or strategy-focused games, with new titles added over time. In addition to ladders and tournaments, ClanBase hosted forums, news, and a calendar of events, enabling cross-border participation and community interaction. The platform facilitated a semi-standardized format for online clan competitions, contributing to the development of organized multiplayer ecosystems and providing a reference point for clans seeking regular, structured play.
Over time, ClanBase faced increasing competition from game publishers, other esports platforms, and changes in the