Standable: Full Body Estimation
Standable: Full Body Estimation player count right now
- Playing now
- 229
- Peak 24h
- 539
- Peak 30d
- 900
- Record since SteamStat tracking began
- 900
Developer: Standable
SteamStat started tracking Standable: Full Body Estimation on November 7, 2026. The daily chart appears after 7 days of data.
Average players
Hourly detail
Standable: Full Body Estimation player count by month
Standable: Full Body Estimation has 229 players in-game right now, and the 24-hour peak is 539. The peak so far in November 2026 is 900 players, 497 on average.
| Month | Average players | Change | Peak players |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 2026 (so far) | 497 | — | 900 |
From SteamStat's own samples of the Steam player count since tracking began. Change compares a month's average with the month before.
Standable: Full Body Estimation price history on Steam
Prices in the US Steam store, USD.
- Price now
- $16.99
- Lowest recorded
- $13.39
- Highest recorded
- $19.99
- Price changes
- 4
Recent price changes
| Date | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| $16.99 | -15% | |
| $19.99 | first record | |
| Free | -100% | |
| $13.39 | -33% | |
| $19.99 | first record |
SteamStat has recorded the price of Standable: Full Body Estimation since May 2, 2024. The lowest is the lowest paid price: free giveaways are not counted.
At a glance
Standable: Full Body Estimation has 229 players in-game right now, 42% of its 24-hour peak of 539. The record since SteamStat started tracking it is 900 players, set on November 8, 2026. 971 Steam reviews rate it “Very Positive” (81% positive). Released on May 8, 2023 by Standable. Current price: $16.99.
Estimated Steam sales
About 66,000 copies sold on Steam, most likely between 40,000 and 140,000.
Gross revenue: about $1,000,000. After refunds, VAT and Steam's cut, the developer keeps around $570,000.
Valve does not publish sales figures, so this is our estimate. It comes from 971 Steam reviews and the $19.99 base price, as of November 12, 2026. How we count
What players say about Standable: Full Body Estimation
Standable: Full Body Estimation is a popular, budget-friendly alternative for VRChat users seeking more natural movement and the ability to pose, sit, or lie down without expensive hardware. While many users praise its ability to simulate full-body tracking, significant technical hurdles—including crashes, performance overhead, and difficult calibration—can make it frustrating for some system setups.
What players like
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Budget-friendly alternative 35 of 120 reviews
Many users appreciate having a full-body tracking experience for a fraction of the cost of physical sensors.
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Improves VRChat immersion 42 of 120 reviews
It significantly enhances avatar movement, making actions like sitting, lying down, and casual posing look more natural than default IK systems.
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Useful backup for FBT users 18 of 120 reviews
Existing full-body tracking users find it valuable as a fallback when their primary trackers run out of battery or for filling in tracking gaps.
What players criticise
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Technical instability 28 of 120 reviews
A significant number of users report crashes, high CPU usage, and compatibility issues that can disrupt the SteamVR environment.
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Calibration difficulties 22 of 120 reviews
Setting up the software, particularly for consistent sitting and lying-down poses, is frequently described as finicky and time-consuming.
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Inconsistent estimation 19 of 120 reviews
While it works well for many, some users find the leg and body estimation janky, with limbs occasionally glitching or snapping into unnatural positions.
Best for: Players who want to enhance their avatar's expressiveness and movement in social VR environments like VRChat without purchasing expensive tracking hardware.
Not for you if: Players who require precise, reliable tracking for competitive activities, or those with limited technical patience for troubleshooting performance and stability issues.
Standable: Full Body Estimation — questions players ask
- Does it replace physical full-body trackers?
- No, it uses software estimation rather than hardware sensors, meaning it cannot provide the same precision as physical trackers.
- Does it impact system performance?
- Yes, several users report high CPU usage and potential frame drops or crashes within SteamVR.
- Is it difficult to set up?
- It requires a fair amount of tuning; some users find the UI confusing and note that the calibration process can be a trial-and-error experience.
Summarised automatically from 120 English Steam reviews — helpful and recent, positive and negative — on August 29, 2026.
The themes above come from English reviews written September 2024 – June 2025 (120 in total, 0 of them in the last 12 months). See reviews by month
Standable: Full Body Estimation reviews by month
Positive and negative Steam reviews in all languages, from the store's review graph. Updated November 11, 2026.
Steam's graph counts 1,791 reviews of Standable: Full Body Estimation from May 2023 to November 2026. On average 24.0% of them are negative. The busiest month was May 2023 with 137 reviews.
No month stands out: the share of negative reviews stayed close to the average.
A month is marked when it has at least 50 reviews and its share of negative reviews is at least 1.5 times the average and at least 20 points above it. If that month also had at least 3 times the usual (median) number of reviews, it is marked as possible review bombing.
Description
Standable Full Body Estimation is a method of estimating points of your body that are not currently tracked by 3-point tracking solutions or other FBT tracking devices. Using the continuous positional data from any VR headset / HMD, Standable FBE can emulate the general movement of an 11-point tracking solution.
Key Features
Quick Calibration: Spend less time setting up and more time immersed in VR.
Advanced Tracking: Estimates 8 additional points to mimic a full 11-point tracking system.
Natural Leg Movement: Seamlessly integrates with 3-point tracking (or more with mixed tracking!) for fluid body motion.
Versatile Poses: Lay down in any direction (stomach, back, sides) and transition smoothly between standing and laying positions.
Enhanced Elbow Estimation: Improved elbow angles for natural arm movements.
SteamVR Compatibility: Works with any SteamVR app supporting full body tracking.
Slick User Interface
Personalize your Standable experience with a fresh and intuitive UI.
Pose Adjustment Sliders: Fine-tune your sit/lay poses.
Hip Movement Control: Adjustable hip sway and counterbalance.
Dynamic Tracker Management: Enable/disable trackers on the fly.
Advanced Estimation Options
Seat Estimation: Automatically blend into a seated pose on various surfaces.
Advanced Chest Estimation: Dynamic chest movement based on hand proximity.
Mixed Tracking
Combine Standable with real FBT devices for the best of both worlds.
Fill in the Gaps: Use Standable to fill in tracking gaps where hardware trackers are absent.
Fallback Triggers: Smoothly transition between FBT and Standable when trackers get occluded or run out of battery.
Tracker Data Smoothing: Basic interpolation for smooth tracking (more advanced methods coming soon).
Quick Consistent Calibration
Alignment Options: Align Standable skeleton to your avatar for consistent calibration.
Pencil Pose: Quick calibration for mixed tracking setups.
Smart Offsets: Ensure consistent mixed tracking calibration.
Join the Community
For technical support and to connect with the community, join the Official Standable Discord!
Supported languages: english
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Description and screenshots are provided by the publisher via the Steam Store page.
System Requirements
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- VR Support: SteamVR Only, requires motion controllers
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
Linux
User Reviews
Its Sick Just wish you could Calibrate Your IRL body measurements and make the tracking Better
A really nice tool! However, in my opinion, this probably shouldn't be used as a complete replacement for FBT/having trackers since it doesn't *actually* track your body. Though it's still good for what it does.
It's way better than the default VRChat IK, and I can see myself using this when I feel too lazy to put on my FBT.
The user interface is VERY slick but doesn't have much in the way of labels or explanations, so the squiggles and lines and colorful dots just confuse me. Once I figure out how to make this work consistently it will be incredible for me but so far I am lost
It dose want FBT without having to spend a fortune this is the best option
I've tricked a few ppl into thinking I was using FBT. Take it as you want, but for me, it's a good quality sign.
The only downside is when I want to sit, if I want my character to sit, I have from time to time to go sit in a specific way, else the crouch animation plays instead, but it's just a matter or redoing it like once or twice if you don't sit in VR, and that's not that obnoxious.
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Additional Information
| Developer | Standable |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Age rating | None |
| Release date | May 8, 2023 |
| User reviews | 81% positive (971) |
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