How much XP does each level need?

This model uses a flat per-level requirement of 5,000 XP for early levels that scales upward at higher tiers, mirroring how account-level systems keep a steady baseline. The tool shows the exact requirement for your level.

How is XP to next level found?

It subtracts the XP you have already earned into the current level from that level's total requirement. If your earned XP equals or exceeds the requirement, you are ready to level up.

How is the time estimate calculated?

The tool divides the XP remaining by your selected XP-per-match or per-hour rate, giving an approximate number of matches or hours to reach the next level.

What is XP to the cap?

It sums every remaining level's XP requirement from your current level up to the level cap, so you can see the full grind ahead, not just the next level.

Are these official numbers?

The requirements use a realistic flat-then-scaling model. Battle-pass and account systems vary by game and season, so use the result as a close planning estimate.

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Track your progress to the next level

Account levelling is straightforward once you know two things: how much XP your current level needs and how much you’ve already banked into it. This calculator finds the XP remaining to your next level, the total XP to the cap, and turns that into an estimated number of matches or play hours at your chosen rate.

How it works

Each level has an XP requirement that stays flat early and scales at higher tiers. The remaining XP to the next level is simply:

required(level)   = baseReq × scale(level)
xpToNext          = required(level) − xpIntoLevel
xpToCap           = Σ required(L)  for L from current to cap−1, minus xpIntoLevel
matchesOrHours    = xpToNext ÷ ratePerUnit

If xpIntoLevel already meets or exceeds required(level), you’re ready to level up now. The cap total sums every remaining level so you can see the full road ahead.

Tips and example

At level 20 with 3,200 XP earned into a level that needs 5,000, you have 1,800 XP left. If a match awards about 600 XP, that’s roughly 3 more matches to level up. The cap total adds every level above 20, which is why the full grind looks large even when each individual level is quick. Use the next-level figure for short-term goals and the cap figure to plan a season-long push.