Youth sports leagues & clubs
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Less chasing parents. More kids on the field.
Registration, rosters, schedules and rainout texts usually fall to a few volunteers with a spreadsheet and a group chat. We give your league one place to register families, build teams, schedule fields and tell everyone the moment a game changes.
What we set up
Registration that collects what you need
Families register online with waivers, emergency contacts and fees in one flow. Scholarships and payment plans are handled in the same place. Medical and emergency details are visible only to the coaches and staff you authorize.
Teams, fields and schedules
Build rosters by age division, assign coaches, schedule games around field and facility availability, and send instant text alerts for rainouts and changes. Parents see only their own child's team.
Volunteers, safety and fundraising
Track coach and volunteer background checks and safeguarding training dates, take uniform orders, run concessions and fundraisers, and manage tournaments, all with reminders before anything expires.
Where this business gets hard
Paper waivers and missing forms
A coach should not discover on game day that a waiver or emergency contact is missing. Registration that will not complete without the required forms, and a list of who is still missing them, ends the clipboard hunt.
Last-minute field changes
Rain, heat, unlit fields and double-booked fields cause most of the stress. One schedule, one text alert to the right team and a clear record of who was told keep families from driving to an empty field.
Coaches and volunteers who are not cleared
Background checks and safeguarding training have dates and renewals. A single tracker with reminders helps your board see who is cleared before the first practice, and keeps a record of when each was completed.
Fees families cannot cover
Cost keeps kids out. Scholarships, payment plans and sibling pricing handled quietly and consistently let families ask for help without a public conversation.
Set up for the way you work
Not every youth sports leagues & clubs business runs the same way. We adjust the setup to fit yours.
- Rec league
- Open registration and teams formed by division, often with volunteer coaches. The focus is easy sign-up, fair team building, a clear field schedule and a coach who gets a roster and a phone list.
- Travel club
- Tryouts, higher fees, tournaments and travel. Add tryout scheduling, team fees by season, tournament registration, hotel and carpool notes and a stronger parent communication channel.
- Single-sport or multi-sport organization
- A single sport keeps seasons simple. A multi-sport organization needs one family account across sports so a parent registers three kids once, and facility scheduling that shares fields between sports.
- School-affiliated club
- Rosters and eligibility follow school rules. We link to the school's own records and keep medical details with the school's process rather than copying them.
- Camps and clinics
- Short sessions by week or day with waitlists, drop-off and pickup authorization, and a simple end-of-camp message to families.
Busy seasons and slow ones
Registration surges before each season, so early-bird dates and clear deadlines help spread it out. The first two weeks bring the most questions about teams, fields and uniforms. Weather causes the most changes in spring and fall, and tournament weekends need extra scheduling and volunteer coverage. Between seasons, a short renewal reminder, a clinic or camp, and a volunteer-clearance check before the next season keep the pipeline full and the paperwork current.
What your customers ask before they book
Your AI assistant and website are set up to answer these before anyone has to call.
- What age division is my child in, and what is the cost?
- Can we pay in installments, or is there financial aid?
- When and where are practices and games, and what happens if it rains?
- How do I get a uniform, and what size should I order?
- Are coaches and volunteers screened, and how do I volunteer or coach?
- Who sees my child's medical and emergency information?
Common mistakes we help you avoid
- Collecting medical details in a shared spreadsheet that every coach and volunteer can open.
- Letting a team start practice before waivers and emergency contacts are complete.
- Tracking background checks and safeguarding training in someone's inbox, with no renewal reminder.
- Sending rainout news in a group chat that some parents never see, instead of one text alert tied to the team.
- Taking fees through a personal payment app instead of the organization's own compliant processor.
Minors, waivers and safeguarding
Youth leagues serve minors, so we collect only what is needed, limit who can see medical and emergency details, and give parents access to their own child's record only. Waiver, background-check and safeguarding training rules vary by state, league and governing body. We build the tracking and reminders around the rules you tell us apply, and the organization stays responsible for compliance. We never hold fees. Payments go through your own compliant processor. We do not give legal advice.
See it working
Click through a sample youth sports leagues & clubs website, then see the owner dashboard behind it.
How it works
- Step 1
Tell us about your business
A short call or the free AI check-up. No jargon.
- Step 2
We set it up
Your site, customer system and assistant, with your branding and your data.
- Step 3
You go live
We train you and your team, then keep everything running.
Under the hood
Pricing
One price: $349/month plus a one-time $750 setup. It includes your website, customer system, AI receptionist, hosting and support. A security review of your setup is included in setup for this kind of business. Non-profits save 35%.
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