What is Aimlabs Pro?

Aimlabs is a free aim training platform for shooter players. It breaks aiming into core skills like flicking, tracking, and target switching, trains each one through short tasks, and tracks performance data such as accuracy and reaction time. More than 50 million players use it, from beginners to professional esports competitors.

Aimlabs Pro is the platform's premium membership. The free version gives players the tools to practice. Aimlabs Pro focuses on what to practice and how, and offers tools to help players imprive their aim faster. It runs inside the same Aimlabs app and adds measured sensitivity recommendations, difficulty that adjusts in real time, deeper performance analysis, structured training programs, an AI Coach, expert video lessons, and a dedicated VALORANT training center.

This article covers what Aimlabs Pro includes, how its main features work, and how Aimlabs Pro and CORSAIR PureVector work together across games.

Aimlabs Sensitivity Finder eliminates the guesswork from sensitivity. It finds your personalized sensitivity by asking you about your aim style, your unique setup, and your specific game. Sensitivity Finder works in the background as you aim train - so every time you over or under flick a target, Aimlabs keeps track of it and physically measures how much you missed by. Using that measurement, Aimlabs calculates the sensitivity you should have used that would've made those shots land - turning misses into hits.

The result: a sensitivity designed to make you aim better: giving you less over + under flicks, and more perfect flicks.

Training works best when it is hard enough to push a player but not so hard that every attempt fails. Personalized Difficulty keep players in that range by changing difficulty in real time. As a player's accuracy improves during a task, target speed, size, and behavior adjust to match. Players spend less time on drills that are too easy and less time stuck on ones that are too hard, and more time training at the perfect difficulty to foster improvement.

Raw Aim Analysis expands the free Aim Insights. Free players already get heatmaps, trends, and core stats. Raw Aim Analysis adds a wider range of metrics and gives specific feedback after each task. The goal is to turn a score into a clear next step, such as identifying a tendency to over-aim in one direction or to react more slowly to targets in one area of the screen. Raw Aim Analysis includes advanced metrics like Overflicks & Underflicks, Smoothness, Shot Timing, and more.

Aimlabs Pro also adds structure for players who aren't sure what to practice.

Training Programs run through Aimlabs' Progression System. It sets daily goals, tracks progress, and assigns skill-based missions. Programs can be built around a player's main game, such as VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, or Fortnite, so practice lines up with the skills that game rewards.

Coach is trained on the world’s leading esports athletes and brings its expertise and guidance to your own gameplay. Use Coach to learn how to improve your raw aim and game sense for any FPS. Coach tracks your aim weaknesses, then suggests training to help you improve those weaknesses.

Academy is a library of step-by-step video masterclasses from expert coaches and pro players. It focuses on applying aim training inside real games, covering positioning, decision-making, and game-specific technique. New lessons are added every month.

As VALORANT's official training partner, Aimlabs offers its most detailed game-specific tool for that title. The VALORANT Training Center includes 1:1 recreations of VALORANT maps for practicing crosshair placement, angle and peek efficiency, movement accuracy on real VALORANT maps, Run It back, which turns players’ deaths into replayable tasks, Deathmatch, and the standout feature Crosshair Placement Visualizer

Aimlabs Pro's sensitivity tools help players find the right sensitivity for each game and skill.

PureVector, developed through the partnership between CORSAIR and Aimlabs, builds on that base. Instead of applying one sensitivity value in every direction, it measures how a player aims and adjusts sensitivity across 8 different directions. Calibration takes a short session in Aimlabs, and the result is saved to the mouse's onboard firmware, so it works in any game with no background app.

Together, the two handle different parts of sensitivity. Aimlabs Pro sets the right starting sensitivity for you based on your aim style, your unique setup, your specific game, and the aiming errors you make while aim training. PureVector tunes how the mouse responds in every direction at that setting, which cuts down on the overshoots and corrections that slow a shot. Aimlabs Pro's training also feeds back into PureVector. Personalized Sensitivity, Training Programs, and Raw Aim Analysis help a player improve over time, and as the player’s aim changes, a new calibration keeps PureVector matched to their current movement.

PureVector is exclusive to the SABRE v3 PRO PureVector Series. To learn more, read PureVector: The Future of Aiming

CORSAIR peripheral owners can also try Aimlabs Pro for free. Qualifying CORSAIR products bought after January 1, 2026, from CORSAIR.com or participating retailers include a one-month free trial of Aimlabs Pro. The list covers a range of CORSAIR mice, keyboards, mousepads, headsets, and gaming chairs, including the SABRE v3 PRO PureVector Series.

Redeeming the trial takes three steps. Players enter their product's serial number and email address in the CORSAIR redemption tool, receive an Aimlabs Pro code by email, and then redeem that code at aimlabs.com/corsair. Codes must be redeemed by March 27, 2027. After the trial ends, the membership may renew as a paid subscription unless it is canceled. The full list of qualifying products and promotion details are available on the CORSAIR x Aimlabs Pro page.

The free version of Aimlabs gives players a full training platform. Aimlabs Pro adds measurement and direction: it shows what to practice, at what difficulty, and with which sensitivity. Paired with CORSAIR PureVector, training and hardware finally adapt to the player instead of the other way around, creating the future of aiming.