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About SeasonTimer.live

What we do

SeasonTimer.live provides free, real-time countdown timers for video game seasons. We track season end dates across Fortnite, Valorant, League of Legends, Apex Legends, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike 2, Overwatch 2, Destiny 2, Rocket League, Battlefield, Diablo IV, Marvel Rivals, Path of Exile 2, Rainbow Six Siege, and more — all in one place.

Timers update every second and sync with official announcements from each game's developer. When a developer confirms a new end date or extension, the countdown reflects it within hours. No account required, no app to download.

Why it exists

Finding accurate season end dates used to mean digging through Reddit threads, checking Discord servers, or scrolling through patch notes. Dates were wrong, outdated, or buried in walls of text. SeasonTimer.live cuts that down to a single bookmark.

Whether you're racing to finish your Battle Pass before it expires, pushing for a ranked reward before the season resets, or just planning your play sessions around a content drop, the countdown gives you the exact time remaining — down to the second.

How dates are sourced

All season end dates come from official developer announcements — patch notes, in-game battle pass timers, official social media accounts, and press releases. We do not use leaked or speculative dates. When a developer announces a change, we update the timer manually after verifying the source.

If you spot an error or a date that's gone stale, the fastest way to let us know is through the contact page.

Data & privacy

The site uses Google Analytics to understand aggregate traffic and Google AdSense to serve ads that keep it running. No personal data is collected by SeasonTimer.live itself. See the Privacy Policy for full details on what third-party services collect and how to opt out.

Editorial team & update process

SeasonTimer.live is maintained by a small team of gaming enthusiasts who follow official developer communications daily. No individual bylines are published, but the review process is consistent:

  • ▸ Source verification: Every season end date is traced to an official announcement — patch notes, in-game timers, publisher press releases, or the game's official social accounts. Leaked or speculative dates are not used.
  • ▸ Update cadence: Dates are reviewed whenever a developer publishes a patch note, season roadmap, or social announcement. Confirmed changes go live within a few hours of the official post.
  • ▸ Corrections: If a date is wrong, we correct it as soon as the error is flagged — either by the team or via a reader submission through the contact page. The live countdown immediately reflects the corrected date on the next page load.
  • ▸ New game additions: Games are added when they have a predictable seasonal structure with publicly announced end dates. Games with irregular or undisclosed schedules are not listed until reliable date data is available.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or game requests can be submitted via the contact page. We aim to respond within a few days.