Looking for five
A channel where solo players post role, rank and hours. Pin a short intro format so recruits are easy to compare.
CS2 teams and scrims
One home for your five stack: scrims, voice and clips.
Set up scrim planning channels, run VOD review over screen share in voice and post the aces where the whole team sees them. Free to use in the browser. Our goal is for it to feel simpler than Discord.
Free to useVoice and screen shareWorks in the browser
Quick answer
A CS2 community on Frenz gives your team text channels, voice with screen share, a shared feed and events. Set up a looking-for-five channel, plan scrims, run VOD review in voice and post ace clips. Connect the community to Counter-Strike 2 so players who follow the game find it in Browse.Product facts reviewed July 18, 2026
What to set up
Five channels that cover the whole week.
Frenz gives you text channels, voice channels, a shared feed, events and roles. How you arrange them is up to you. Here is a setup that works for a CS2 team.
Scrim planning
Post availability, confirm blocks and log results. Create an event for each scrim so the whole roster sees the time.
Match voice
A voice channel for playing. Push-to-talk or open mic, per-person volume and noise suppression on by default.
VOD review
A second voice channel for review nights. Share your screen with audio and walk the team through the demo.
Clips feed
Post aces and clutches to the community feed. Tag the teammates in the round and the clip shows on their profiles too.
Scrims and matchdays
Put the schedule where the team already talks.
Events, channels and roles are yours to shape. A simple weekly rhythm beats a complicated one nobody follows.
A scrim week you can copy
Create these as community events and pin the format in your scrim channel. Adjust the days to your roster.
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Scrim block
Tue and ThuTwo maps against a practice partner. Put server details in the event.
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VOD review
SunOne demo, three rounds, clear takeaways. Voice plus screen share.
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Matchday
Fixture dayLeague or tournament night. Tag your starters with @mentions to check in.
Matchday as an event
Create an event for every fixture so check-in, warmup and go time sit in front of the whole community.
Check-in thread Roster
Warmup voice Team
Watch along on screen share Everyone
Result post and clips Feed
Review nights
Run VOD review with screen share in voice.
No extra software. Screen share with audio is part of every voice channel, and voice is free.
Open the review room
Hop into your VOD review voice channel. Push-to-talk keeps the room quiet while one person drives.
Share the demo
The reviewer shares their screen with audio, so the team hears the round exactly as it played.
Walk the rounds
Pause on the buy, the utility and the retake. Per-person volume keeps the discussion easy to follow.
Post the takeaways
Drop three notes in your scrim channel and pin them. The next scrim starts from that list.
Aces and clutches
Clip the ace, tag the squad.
Upload from any device, or capture on PC with the free desktop app. Either way the clip ends up on your profile and in the community feed.
Capture without alt-tabbing
The free Windows app keeps a rolling instant replay, so the ace is already captured when the round ends. Press F9, keep playing and find the draft on your profile later. Your mic is optional, with noise cleanup on by default.
Replay buffer 15s to 2 min
Save hotkey F9
Drafts Private until you post
Price Free
Tag the teammates in the round
A tagged clip shows on your teammates' profiles too and reaches their followers' feeds. Every clip gets a public watch page with rich link previews, and a view only counts after 10 seconds of real watching.
Trim, filters and speed Editor
Music with per-segment volume Editor
Game tag CS2
Watch page Public link
How players find it
Connect the community to Counter-Strike 2.
Discovery runs on the games players add to their profiles. Connect the community once and let the game do the introductions.
Browse puts game matches first
Players who add Counter-Strike 2 to their profile see communities connected to the game first in Browse and recommendations, with the game's box art right there in the grid.
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Communities connected to CS2
FirstPlayers who follow the game see these first.
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Everything else
AfterGroups without the connection come after.
More doors into the team
Your content carries the game with it.
Game tags on clips Feed
Game tags on streams Live
Public watch pages Shared links
Box art in Browse Browse
CS2 communities
Questions CS2 teams ask.
Direct answers about scrims, VOD review, clips, discovery and moving an existing team.
Where can I find a CS2 community for teams and scrims?
On Frenz, add Counter-Strike 2 to your games and open Communities. Communities connected to the game appear first in Browse and recommendations, ahead of unrelated groups.
What can a CS2 team set up in a Frenz community?
Text channels, voice channels, a shared feed, events, photo and video channels, roles, per-community nicknames and moderation controls. How you arrange them, from a looking-for-five channel to a scrim calendar, is up to you.
How do we run VOD review on Frenz?
Join a voice channel and share your screen with audio. The team hears the demo while you talk through it. Push-to-talk, per-person volume and noise suppression on by default keep the room usable. Voice is free.
Can we plan scrims and matchdays inside the community?
Yes. Set up a scrim planning channel for availability and results, and create community events for scrim blocks and matchdays so the whole roster sees the schedule.
How do I clip an ace without recording the whole match?
The free Windows desktop app keeps a rolling instant replay of the last 15 seconds up to 2 minutes. Press F9 and the moment is saved as a private draft on your profile. You publish when you choose.
What happens when I tag my teammates on a clip?
The clip shows on their profiles too and reaches their followers' feeds. One ace can travel through the whole team's audience instead of only yours.
Can a CS2 community charge for access?
Eligible communities with at least 500 members can add up to three paid tiers from €2.99 per month. The owner keeps 90% before payment processing. A free community can stay fully open.
Can I move my team over from Discord?
Yes. Create the core channels, invite the same people and move at your own pace. You can keep Discord running while the team settles in. Our goal is for Frenz to feel simpler to set up and easier to get around.
Related Frenz guides
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Free to start
Give the five stack a home ground.
Start with a scrim channel and one voice room. The team makes it a community.