Rainbow Six Siege Statistics And Player Data 2026

Rainbow Six Siege recorded 85 million registered accounts and roughly 30 million monthly active players through FY2024-25, according to Ubisoft earnings data. This page covers Rainbow Six Siege player counts for 2026, monthly Steam trends, platform availability, regional interest, Twitch viewership, spending estimates, and annual revenue figures.

Rainbow Six Siege Statistics (2026)

• Rainbow Six Siege has 85 million registered accounts worldwide as of 2024
• The all-time Steam peak was 201,933 concurrent players on March 17, 2024
• Lifetime revenue reached $3.8 billion from 2016 through October 2024
• The Siege X update in June 2025 drove a 57.48% month-over-month spike to 141,309 peak Steam players
• Average Steam concurrent players in April 2026 sit at approximately 68,750

How Many People Play Rainbow Six Siege in 2026?

As of April 2026, Rainbow Six Siege averages around 68,750 concurrent players on Steam daily. Across all platforms including PlayStation, Xbox, and Ubisoft Connect, estimates put concurrent players between 108,000 and 120,000.

Monthly active users have held near 30 million for four consecutive fiscal years per Ubisoft FY2024-25 reporting. The Siege X update in June 2025 brought a free-access tier and temporarily doubled player acquisition year-over-year, though a post-launch cheating surge hurt retention through Q4 2025.

Source: SteamDB Rainbow Six Siege Charts

Rainbow Six Siege Platform Availability

Rainbow Six Siege runs on Windows PC via Steam and Ubisoft Connect, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. Cross-platform play between PC and consoles launched in late 2024.

Console players gained native keyboard-and-mouse support with the Year 11 Season 1 update in March 2026. The game has no Linux, Mac, Nintendo Switch, or mobile version. Rainbow Six Mobile remains on Ubisoft’s roadmap but has not launched.

Source: Ubisoft

Rainbow Six Siege Player Distribution by Country

Hungary shows the highest concentration of Rainbow Six Siege interest relative to population size, indexed at 100. Iraq ranks second at 69, ahead of Sweden and Czechia. The United States sits fifth at 60, with several Baltic states close behind.

These figures are indexed to 100 at the highest-interest region, based on Google Trends and third-party tracker data. They reflect search and engagement intensity rather than raw player totals. For broader gaming engagement comparisons, the Steam concurrent player statistics tracker covers platform-wide trends.

Source: Google Trends, third-party tracker data

Rainbow Six Siege Twitch Viewership Statistics

Rainbow Six Siege averaged between 7,000 and 16,000 concurrent Twitch viewers on non-event days throughout 2025. The Siege X Showcase in March 2025 drew 605,152 peak viewers, and the Six Invitational 2024 reached 521,374.

Nearly 470,000 unique creators streamed the game in a single 90-day window in 2025. Total watch hours in that same period hit 53.7 million. In 2026 year-to-date, average viewership sits at 10,403 with a peak of 101,661, per SullyGnome data. The Valorant streaming audience runs consistently higher, though Siege event peaks remain competitive.

Source: SullyGnome, TwitchTracker

Rainbow Six Siege Player Spending by Month

June 2025 was the highest spending month on record at an estimated $45 million, driven by the Siege X launch and the accompanying free-access tier bringing in new buyers for cosmetics and Battle Pass content. July 2025 followed at $35 million before the post-launch cheating surge began damaging player retention.

H1 FY2025-26 spending ran below prior-year levels. North America and Western Europe together account for roughly 55 to 60 percent of total spending. Ubisoft reported a record conversion rate on the Year 10 Season 1 Battle Pass during FY2024-25. For comparison, Counter-Strike 2 generated an estimated $1.16 billion on Steam alone in 2025.

Source: Third-party revenue tracking, Ubisoft financial disclosures

Rainbow Six Siege Annual Revenue

Rainbow Six Siege earned $3.8 billion in cumulative revenue from 2016 through October 2024, second only to Assassin’s Creed among Ubisoft franchises. Annual net bookings grew year-over-year through FY2024-25, with peak earnings around 2020 when pandemic-era gaming demand lifted the title to roughly $500 million for the year.

Revenue has run between $380 million and $450 million annually since 2021. H1 FY2025-26 saw softer spending due to cheating-related player churn following the Siege X rollout, though player acquisition doubled year-over-year. Apex Legends and Fortnite remain the dominant revenue benchmarks in the tactical and battle royale FPS space.

Source: Ubisoft FY2024-25 Earnings Report

About Rainbow Six Siege

Rainbow Six Siege launched December 1, 2015, developed by Ubisoft Montreal. The game is a first-person tactical shooter with two five-player teams competing in three-minute rounds. Attackers breach objectives while defenders fortify positions using reinforced walls and gadgets. The destructible environment lets players break walls, floors, and ceilings to create new sightlines.

The operator roster stood at 73 characters as of Year 11, each with distinct gadgets and roles. The Siege X update in June 2025 added a 6v6 Dual Front mode and a free-access entry point for new players. Ranked mode and the full operator roster still require a paid edition.

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