Rank 1 of 8
Copper
0 XPNo fixes needed
Where everyone starts. Upload your first round and you are on the ladder.
Your first review
SiegeIQ has its own rank ladder, separate from your Siege rank. You climb it by reviewing your rounds and fixing what your coach finds. The first few ranks come fast. The top ones need proof you actually got better.
Tap a rank to see what it takes.
Copper to Gold is about showing up and doing the work. Platinum and above also need cleared focuses: weaknesses your coach picked that a later clip proved you fixed.
Where everyone starts. Upload your first round and you are on the ladder.
You came back. A few reviews, a drill or two, and you are out of Copper.
You have a habit going. Reviewing rounds is part of how you play now.
The last rank you can reach on effort alone. After this, rank means proof.
Ten weaknesses fixed and measured. You are not just playing more, you are playing better.
A real track record. Your old bad habits have been caught, worked on and checked off.
Very few players get here. It takes months of steady reviews and fixes that stuck.
The top of the ladder. Thirty weaknesses found, worked on and proven fixed on later clips. Nobody gets here by grinding clicks. It is meant to be rare.
Time guides assume a review most weeks plus drills and card ratings a few days a week. Clearing focuses gives big XP, so fixing things fast gets you there sooner.
Just like Siege ranked, each rank splits into five divisions. V is the bottom, I is the top. You go Copper V, Copper IV and so on up to Copper I, then Bronze V. Every division step counts as a rank-up.
| Rank | Starts at | Each division | Needs cleared focuses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copper | 0 XP | 30 XP | None |
| Bronze | 150 XP | 70 XP | None |
| Silver | 500 XP | 140 XP | None |
| Gold | 1,200 XP | 640 XP | None |
| Platinum | 4,400 XP | 720 XP | 10 |
| Emerald | 8,000 XP | 1,600 XP | 15 |
| Diamond | 16,000 XP | 3,200 XP | 22 |
| Champion | 32,000 XP | 6,400 XP | 30 |
XP comes from doing the things that actually make you better. Logging in earns nothing. The biggest XP is for proving you fixed something.
A focus is the one weakness your coach wants you to work on right now. Clearing it is how you prove to yourself, and the ladder, that you actually got better.
After a review, SiegeIQ picks the one thing costing you the most rounds. Like peeking too wide, or not droning before you push.
Play with it in mind. Use the drills. Each day you work on it earns XP.
Upload a new round. If the coach measures the problem as fixed, the focus clears and you get +300 XP.
When you reach a new rank you get a SiegeIQ rank certificate with your name, your reviews, your XP and the focuses you cleared.
Download it and share it. From Platinum up, each one says that every focus was re-measured on a later clip, so it means something.
No. Your Siege rank measures wins. Your SiegeIQ rank measures the work you put into getting better: reviewing your rounds, working on the weakness your coach picked, and proving on a later clip that you fixed it. They use the same names so the ladder feels familiar. If you want help with your real Siege rank, start with why you might be hardstuck.
No. XP is never taken away. Missing your weekly goal only resets your streak, not the progress you already earned.
From Platinum up, you also need enough cleared focuses. Your progress panel tells you how many more you need. Upload a new round to get your current focus re-measured.
Champion needs 32,000 XP and 30 cleared focuses. For a player who reviews regularly, that is well over a year of steady work. It is meant to be rare.
No. Free accounts earn XP and rank up too. Paid plans give you more reviews, which means more chances to clear focuses.
Sign in on siegeiq.gg and open your progress panel. It shows your rank, how much XP you need for the next division, and which XP you have already earned today.