Players who are looking
Your group is listed where local adults already come to find a game, so you are not starting from a group chat of six.
Starting a league shouldn't mean becoming a part-time accountant. List your group with Jewel City Sports Club, and local players find you and request spots. You confirm them in one place, and fees can be collected online.
Illustration of where the organizer view is headed. RSVPs and reminders are on the roadmap.
Your group is listed where local adults already come to find a game, so you are not starting from a group chat of six.
Players request a spot from your listing and you confirm or decline them. Your roster limit is enforced, and requests past it go to a waitlist.
Collect the fee online once you confirm a player. No more fronting the field rental and chasing people for cash.
Publish the season once. Everyone sees when and where they play, and changes reach the whole roster.
On the roadmapKnow who is coming before you get there. Enough for two courts, or one short for a full side?
On the roadmapAutomatic game-day reminders and rainout notices, sent to the right people without a reply-all.
On the roadmapLeagues with standings and playoffs, clubs that meet on a regular night, and casual pickup games all work. If adults in the area would show up for it, it belongs here.
No. Plenty of groups start as one person and a good idea. Your listing puts you in front of people who are actively looking for something to join.
Yes. The list grows with whatever organizers bring. That includes esports, motorsports, and watch or fan clubs for people who would rather cheer than play.
Pricing for organizers isn't final yet. Tell us about your group and we'll walk you through it before anything goes live.