A clear package first. A specific quote second.

Start with Starter, Pro or Max. We then scope the competition, launch work and support so the proposal reflects what you will actually use.

Choose the closest operating fit.

Package names are consistent. The final amount remains specific to your competition and the agreed launch work.

Starter

A focused league or tournament with one core organising team.

One clear competition setupContract-specific price
  • Registration and payment tracking
  • Fixtures, results and standings
  • A branded public competition site
  • A focused launch plan
Move to Pro when

divisions, cups or organiser roles need to share the same operation.

Discuss Starter

Max

A portfolio of formats, brands or operating teams sharing one foundation.

The broadest organisation setupContract-specific price
  • Multiple competition models
  • Separate brands, domains and access
  • A coordinated rollout plan
  • Support shaped around the organisation
Choose Max when

the organisation needs the broadest shared foundation from the start.

Discuss Max

Compare the operating model.

The useful difference is how much of the competition organisation needs to share one setup.

Starter, Pro and Max package comparison
AreaStarterProMax
Competition scopeOne focused competitionMultiple connected competitionsA portfolio of formats or brands
Organiser setupOne core teamMultiple roles and approvalsSeparate operating teams
Brand structureOne competition brandA connected setupMultiple brands and domains
Launch approachFocused planStructured plan and agreed migrationCoordinated rollout
Ongoing supportEssential guidanceStructured supportSupport shaped around the organisation

Know what shapes the proposal.

Every quote should make the operating scope, launch work and support clear before you commit.

  1. Competition scope

    The number of entries, divisions, formats and active seasons shapes the right starting point.

  2. Launch work

    Branding, rules, roles, payment flows and useful history are agreed before work starts.

  3. Support level

    The proposal sets out the onboarding and ongoing help your organising team will receive.

Useful answers before a call.

Why is there no single flat fee?

Competition formats, entry volume, launch work and support needs differ. Each proposal makes that scope visible so you can compare the work with the price.

Can we start with a smaller setup?

Yes. The recommendation starts with the smallest package that supports the competition properly, with room to expand when the operation grows.

Is data migration included?

Migration is scoped around the records that are still useful. The proposal states exactly what will be moved and what your team needs to provide.

Get a realistic recommendation.

Tell us what you run and what needs to improve. Your brief gives the first conversation a clear starting point.

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