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For league operators

Your league, without the Sunday-night spreadsheet

Fixtures that survive a rained-out week. Standings nobody has to rebuild by hand. Entry fees that collect themselves. You keep running the league — we take the admin off your plate.

Set up a league

The parts you would rather not do

  • Rebuilding the standings by hand every Sunday night because four captains texted you scores in four different formats.

    Captains enter their own results and confirm each other. The table updates itself. You only get involved when two people disagree.

  • Nobody can agree what happened in week three, and the only record is a group chat you have to scroll.

    Every result carries who reported it, who confirmed it and when. A dispute freezes the fixture and pings you instead of turning into an argument.

  • Chasing eight captains for entry fees, who are themselves chasing eight players each.

    Each team gets a balance. Members pay their own share, captains can cover anyone who will not, and everyone can see what is still outstanding without asking you.

  • One rained-out week, and now every date after it is wrong in three places.

    Cancel the session and a make-up is appended automatically. Move the start date and one click shifts everything after it.

What is actually real

Each of these links to the page that explains how it works. The status badges come from the same place the help centre reads them, so they cannot say one thing here and another there.

How you would start

  1. Create the game, turn on team play, and say how many sessions the season runs.
  2. Open team entry and share the link. Captains claim a team, build a roster and pay in.
  3. Close entry and generate fixtures. Edit anything that looks wrong before you publish.
  4. Publish, and run week one. Captains handle their own line-ups and scores from there.

Want to see it on your own league?

You can set a season up for free and take entry fees on a free account — we take a percentage rather than a monthly fee until it is worth your while to switch. If you would rather be walked through it, say so and we will.