Free Website That Ranks People
Put a list of names in a poll, share one link, and let everyone rank them. TeamSort merges every ballot into one consensus ranking — a power ranking maker for communities, a ballot builder for fan votes and rosters. Free, no signup, and results can stay hidden until the vote closes.
Frequently asked questions
How does a website that ranks people work?
You add the names as poll items, share one link, and everyone drags the list into their preferred order. TeamSort merges every submitted ranking into one consensus list using a real ranked-choice method — Borda count, instant-runoff, or Condorcet — and updates it live as ballots come in.
Is it really free to rank people?
Yes. You can create a people-ranking poll, share it, and see the merged results without paying or signing up. A Pro plan is optional for permanent polls and extras, but the core ranking vote is free.
Can I use this as a power ranking maker?
Yes — run the same poll every week or month and you have a community power ranking with a fair, repeatable method behind it. Clans, leagues, fan communities, and clubs use ranked ballots to rank members or players, and the aggregate becomes the official power ranking.
Can voters see the results before the vote ends?
That's your call. Hide results to run a blind ballot — early votes never anchor later ones, which is what most fan ballots and reader votes want — or leave them visible so a team can watch its consensus form in real time.
Can I rank teammates or players anonymously?
Yes. Voters never create accounts and ballots aren't attributed to names, so a coach can ask the team to rank the roster — or colleagues can rank award nominees — and get honest answers. You can add a photo to each person so big rosters stay legible.