Terms of Use

SWGOH Teams is a fan-made planning aid for Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, run by one person and free to use, and an account is optional and free. Nothing here is charged for, and there is no way to pay for anything on it. See Supporting the site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to EA, Capital Games, Disney, or Lucasfilm.

It was built with the help of an AI assistant. Much of the code, and some of the writing, was drafted that way and reviewed by a person before going live. That is worth saying plainly rather than leaving you to guess, and it is one more reason to read the next section as meant literally rather than as boilerplate.

What that does not mean: there is no AI feature on this site, nothing you type or look up is sent to an AI service, and no such service has any part in serving a page or handling your data. The help was in writing the site, not in running it. See the privacy policy for what does touch your data.

Using the site means accepting what is on this page. If you do not accept it, the remedy is simple and complete: stop using the site.

Roster data comes from swgoh.gg and is only as current and as correct as what they return. The reference tables — gear and relic costs, era dates, Conquest and Proving Grounds schedules, team compositions — are maintained by hand and will sometimes be wrong, incomplete, or overtaken by a game update. The calculators produce estimates, not guarantees.

The site is provided as is and as available, without warranties of any kind, express or implied — including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement — to the fullest extent the law allows. No promise is made that it will be accurate, complete, current, uninterrupted, or available at all.

To the fullest extent the law allows, the operator of this site is not liable for any loss arising from using it or relying on it. That includes in-game losses of every kind: resources, currency, gear, relic materials, tokens, shards, time, roster decisions, or a result in an event that did not go the way a page here suggested it might.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions, and nothing here tries to exclude what cannot lawfully be excluded — including liability for fraud, gross negligence, or intentional misconduct. Where a limitation is not permitted, it applies only as far as it lawfully can.

An account is optional — every calculator here works by typing an ally code straight into the page. Signing in exists so your ally code follows you between devices instead of living in one browser.

No password is ever created here. Signing in happens through Discord, or through a single-use code sent to an email address you give. Which methods are offered can change; the sign-in page is always the current list.

You must be at least 13 years old to make an account. An account found to belong to someone younger is deleted, along with everything in it. If you are under 18, you may only use an account if a parent or guardian has read these terms and agrees to them on your behalf.

One account per person, and you are responsible for what happens under yours. You can delete yours at any time from your profile page, which removes it, the ally code saved to it, and anything you have published immediately.

The operator can suspend or close any account, or remove anything published on the site, at any time and for any reason or none — including because it breaks these terms, or simply because the site is changing or shutting down. Where it is practical, you will be told first.

Teams you build are private by default. A team becomes public only when you turn on its Share switch, and only then. Once shared, the team's name, its units and targets, and the display name on your profile are visible to anyone who opens Community Teams, signed in or not. Signed-in members can like it.

An author page is a second switch, also off until you turn it on. With it on, the teams you have already shared also appear together at an address made from your display name and tag, listed on Authors, alongside a short description you write and links to wherever else you publish. Each list has its own switch for whether its name becomes a heading there, so you choose which of your own labels are fit for other people to read. It publishes no team that was not already public. Turning it off removes the page immediately, and clearing your display name removes it too, because the address is made from that name.

A display name is not exclusive. Being first to type a name does not reserve it. If the name you choose is already in use, you still get it, and a four-digit number is added after it — Name #4821 — which appears wherever your name does and forms part of your page's address. The first member to take a name carries no number at all, and nobody can type a name containing “#”, so a tagged name cannot be faked by spelling it out. The number is yours for as long as you keep that name; changing your name gets you a new one, or none.

You keep whatever rights you have in what you publish. By sharing a team you give permission to display it on this site, under your display name, for as long as it stays shared. Turning the switch off removes it from the public page straight away, as does deleting the team or the account. What other people have already seen, copied, or linked to is beyond the reach of any switch here.

You are responsible for what you publish, and that includes your display name, the names and notes you give your teams, the description and links on your author page, and the name of any list you have chosen to show as a heading on it. Nothing that impersonates another player or a real person, nothing used to harass anyone, and nothing offensive. All of it passes through the same language filter, so a refusal you did not expect is that and not a fault. A name, a team, or a page that breaks this can be removed or reset without notice, and an account used this way can be closed.

Link only to accounts you run. You give a handle and this site builds the address, so a link here can only ever point at one of a fixed handful of sites — but where it lands is yours. No affiliate or referral links, nothing that would break the rest of these terms, and nothing pretending to be someone else's channel. A link on this site is not a recommendation, an endorsement, or a check that anything on the other end is safe or accurate; what happens there is between you and whoever runs it. Links can be removed and a page taken down without notice, including because of what the other end later turns into.

Likes are one per member per team. Do not create extra accounts, or arrange others, to push a team up the list — it is the one number on the page that is worth anything, and only because nobody is doing that.

If you send an idea, a suggestion, a bug report or a correction — through the contact form or any other way — you are giving permission to use it here, in any form and without payment, credit or obligation. Nothing sent this way is treated as confidential. That is not a claim on anything you have built elsewhere: it covers what you choose to send about this site, and nothing else.

Two people often suggest the same obvious improvement, and some of what gets suggested is already half-built. This clause exists so that acting on a suggestion is never a dispute about who thought of it.

Use the site as a person browsing it. Do not scrape it, automate requests against it, or try to work around the rate limits that keep swgoh.gg's API from being overwhelmed on everyone else's behalf. Do not attempt to reach data that is not yours to reach, or use anything here to harass another player.

Ally-code lookups return the same public profile anyone can see on swgoh.gg. Do not use this site to assemble a database of other players — and that includes Authors, which is a list of members who asked to be listed on it and not a directory to collect. See the privacy policy for how a cached roster can be removed.

If someone brings a claim against the operator because of something you published here, a link you added, or your use of the site in breach of these terms, you agree to indemnify the operator for it: to cover the reasonable costs of that claim, including legal fees, as far as the law allows. This does not cover a claim caused by the operator's own fault.

Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, its characters, ships, artwork, names, and game data are the property of their respective owners — EA, Capital Games, Disney, and Lucasfilm. They appear here for reference by fans of the game, without claim of ownership and without any suggestion of affiliation or endorsement.

If you hold rights in something on this site and want it removed, use the contact form and it will be taken down.

This site does not take money from anyone. There is nothing to buy, nothing to subscribe to, and no way to donate. If that ever changes it will be described here first, and it will not change what an account already holds.

The free limits will not be cut to get anyone to pay. The number of pages, lists and teams a free account holds on My Teams is a floor, not a starting position. That is a commitment about those limits specifically. If a limit is ever lowered anyway, nothing you have made is deleted: anything over the new limit becomes read-only, and you can still read, reorder, share, unshare and delete it. The site itself will keep changing in other ways, and this section will say so when it does — see Availability and changes.

Pages, tables, calculators, and the site itself can change or disappear at any time, with no notice and no obligation to keep anything running. Much of it depends on swgoh.gg remaining reachable, which is outside anyone's control here.

These terms can change too. The date at the top changes with them, and continuing to use the site after that is how the new version is accepted.

These terms are governed by the law of the U.S. state in which the site's operator resides, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. If any part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest continues to apply.

These terms are the whole agreement between you and the operator about using the site. The privacy policy describes how data is handled. If some part of these terms is not enforced at some point, that does not waive it, and it can still be enforced later.

Some of these terms outlast your use of the site, and have to: the disclaimers inAccuracy,Limitation of liability,Claims caused by your use,Ideas you send, and the permission you gave to display what you published while it was published. Closing your account, or having it closed, does not undo any of those.

The operator may transfer this site, and these terms with it, to whoever runs it next — if it is handed on, sold, or taken over by someone else. You cannot transfer your account or these terms to anyone. If the site does change hands, that will be said here first, and the privacy policy governs what happens to what is stored about you.

Anything about these terms, a correction to a table, or a request about your own data goes through the contact form.