Overview

Competize brings registration, roster handling, scheduling, results, standings, and rankings into a single competition workflow. Automatic schedules and real-time result updates are useful where fixtures change frequently and participants need a current view rather than a static spreadsheet. The service has operated since 2010, and the company says it has been building the platform for 15 years.

It also extends beyond administration. A sports-league website builder provides editable no-code pages for events, news, banners, and sponsors, while widgets can publish calendars, schedules, results, standings, and rankings on an existing site, including WordPress. That combination is a good fit for organizations that want a public-facing competition presence without maintaining several disconnected systems.

Key features

Competition operations: Online registration and roster management cover intake before an event; automatic schedules, published fixtures, live results, standings, and rankings carry it through to completion. This is a coherent core for tournaments and leagues rather than a simple scores page.
League website builder: Personalized design and editable no-code pages let an organizer maintain a branded hub with sponsor and news content. It avoids routine web development, although customers seeking their own branded website and apps need the separate white-label service.
Apps and embedded publishing: Native Android and iOS apps expose results, classifications, teams, and athlete statistics to followers. Widgets place competition data on an existing website, which is more practical than directing every audience to a separate portal.
API and custom development: API connections and custom work are offered for websites, mobile apps, and other software. This gives federations or institutions a route to connect existing systems, but the final scope is a custom project rather than an off-the-shelf feature.
Security: Competize states that it is GDPR compliant, follows Spain's National Security Scheme, and processes payments through PCI-DSS-compliant Stripe infrastructure.

Pricing

The freemium structure gives small organizers a low-risk starting point, while the seven-day trial on advanced plans allows a short evaluation before payment. Subscriptions can be canceled from the account panel at any time.

Plan	Price	Best suited to
Friends	€0.00, free	Basic tournament management for one competition
Small Tournaments	€19.00/month, or €190/year	Complex tournaments and leagues; seven-day trial
Professional Managers	€39.00/month; selections can range from €60.00 to €200.00 monthly	Large tournaments; seven-day trial
Widget	€108.00/year	Embedded schedules, standings, and scores without web development
Landing page	€500.00/year	Customized page with schedules and live scores through an integrated widget
White label website and apps	Custom pricing, budget based on traffic	Website, apps, and private user area under the customer's domain and brand

The free Friends plan is appropriate for a single competition with basic needs. Paid plans are the practical step for more complex or larger events, but the number of simultaneously active competitions depends on the selected plan, so organizers running parallel seasons should confirm that allowance before subscribing. The Widget and Landing page products target publishing needs rather than full competition administration. After-hours urgent support is available by customized quote, with pricing shaped by weekdays, weekends, and holidays.

Platforms

Competize runs on the web and offers Android and iOS apps. An API supports integrations, and widgets work with existing websites, including WordPress. Custom domains are supported, with fuller branding reserved for the white-label website and apps package.

Who it's for

Choose it for tournament organizers and league managers who need registration through rankings in one workflow, or for clubs, federations, municipalities, universities, and facilities that must publish competition information to a wider audience. It is less suitable for an organizer who needs several active competitions but wants to remain on a free plan, or for a buyer seeking a simple team site without competition-management requirements.

Pros and cons

Pros

End-to-end competition workflow: Registration, rosters, schedules, results, standings, and rankings are covered together.
Strong publishing choices: No-code league pages, embeddable widgets, and native apps reach audiences on an organization's own channels.
Integration path: API and custom development can connect established websites, apps, and software.
Low entry cost: A free one-competition plan and seven-day advanced-plan trial reduce initial commitment.

Cons

Free-plan ceiling: Friends manages only one competition, so multi-event organizers must pay.
Active-competition limits vary: Paid capacity depends on plan selection, complicating budgeting for concurrent seasons.
Branding at the top end costs extra: White-label delivery is custom-priced rather than included in standard subscriptions.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Sports Website Builders.

TeamPages suits a single team or up to four professional teams, with a free Basic plan and a $295/year Starter plan that charges 2% for online registrations.
Waresport Website Builder is worth considering when a free Waresport subdomain or a Team plan for up to 75 athletes is the priority.
EasyChamp is a stronger fit when unlimited competitions and players, with up to eight teams per competition, matter more than Competize's publishing breadth.
Pitchero targets clubs wanting a free one-team site, while its free tier includes advertising and no payment processing.
League Builder is a web-only option with a free tier for one league, eight teams, and 200 players.
Upplii fits organizations seeking up to three teams without a monthly platform fee.
HomeTeamsONLINE is a free one-team website option with schedules, scores, and standings.
Playpass Website Builder is a lightweight web and API choice with one live schedule on its free plan.

Verdict

Competize is a strong choice for sports organizations that need serious tournament or league administration plus polished ways to publish schedules, results, and standings across websites and apps. Its main reason to look elsewhere is scale economics: a one-competition free tier and plan-dependent active-competition limits can make it a poor fit for organizers running many simultaneous events, while fully branded deployments require custom pricing.

	Competize	Mascot Media
Free plan	Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	€9/mo
Platforms	Android, api, iOS, Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	Yes
Roster management	Yes	Yes
Schedule publishing	Yes	Yes
Standings tools	Yes	Yes
Online registration	Yes	Yes
Mobile support	native_apps	native_apps
Custom domain	Yes	Yes
Communication tools		email

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