Overview

Drag-and-drop editing, themes, colors, and uploaded images let groups build team, club, or league websites without coding. TeamPages also brings rosters, schedules, attendance, scores, player statistics, and event invitations into the same service. That breadth is useful for organizations trying to connect their public presence with routine administration; groups that only need a basic website may not need the added management tools.

Websites can be public or private, with password-protected accounts and controls over which pages and widgets members or visitors can see. Custom domains are supported. These options give clubs some control over how they present information and who can access it.

Key features

Registration and team administration

Registration forms, contact forms, and surveys can collect information and payments. For ongoing team work, the service covers schedules, rosters, attendance, game scores, player statistics, and event invitations. This makes TeamPages a practical fit for clubs coordinating several teams, though online registration fees add a cost to the annual plans.

Communication and calendars

Members can use email, free SMS messages, group chats, and push notifications about updates such as changed or cancelled events. Team calendars sync with iCal, Google Calendar, and Outlook, and event pages can show a Google Map based on an entered address. The range gives teams several ways to keep members informed and events accessible.

Media and mobile apps

Teams can share photos, videos, and documents, embed YouTube or Vimeo videos, and post content to Facebook and Twitter feeds. Free iOS and Android apps support event creation, attendance updates, messaging, scores, and group chats. These features extend team updates to mobile, while the available platforms also include the web.

Pricing

TeamPages has a free Basic plan for a single team. It is the clearest choice for one team that wants to start without a subscription; organizations managing multiple teams need a paid plan.

Starter costs 295.00 USD per year and supports up to 4 Pro teams, with a 2% fee for online registrations. It suits a small club within that team limit, but the registration fee should be included when budgeting. Pro costs 695.00 USD per year for unlimited Pro teams and also charges a 2% online registration fee, making it the broader option for organizations with more teams.

All-star costs 1495.00 USD per year, includes unlimited Pro teams, reduces the online registration fee to 1%, and adds a white-labeled site. It is aimed at organizations that need those branding terms or expect enough registration activity for the lower fee to matter. Organizations registering more than 1,000 players are asked to email support for a quote; the All-star plan is also offered by contacting the provider.

The organization, league, and club trial lasts 30 days and automatically becomes a paid subscription unless cancelled before it expires. Single teams can use the free Basic plan. An online support center and email support are offered, with premium customer support on listed club plans.

Platforms

TeamPages is available on the web, Android, and iOS. The mobile apps cover event creation, attendance, messaging, scores, and group chats, while the web platform supports the website and administrative tools.

Who it's for

TeamPages is best suited to amateur sports clubs, leagues, and associations that need a website alongside team administration and member communications. Its unlimited-team Pro plan and registration tools can serve larger organizations, while the free plan gives a single team a way to begin. It is less compelling for groups that need only a simple site or want to avoid annual subscriptions and registration fees.

Pros and cons

Pros: Website building, registration, scheduling, rosters, attendance, scores, and communication are combined in one service, reducing the need to stitch together separate tools for those tasks.
Pros: The free Basic plan covers a single team, and the mobile apps include practical team tasks such as attendance updates and messaging.
Pros: Calendar syncing, privacy controls, custom domains, and multiple media options give organizations flexibility in how they share team information.
Cons: Basic is limited to one team, so multi-team organizations must move to an annual paid plan.
Cons: Starter and Pro charge a 2% fee on online registrations; even All-star retains a 1% fee.
Cons: The 30-day organization trial converts automatically to a paid subscription unless cancelled before it ends.

Alternatives

For tournament management on a free plan, consider Competize, whose Friends plan covers one competition; TeamPages is the stronger fit when website building and ongoing club administration are central. Waresport Website Builder offers a free forever plan with a Waresport subdomain and a Team plan capped at 75 athletes, making it an option for teams comparing website plans and stated roster limits. EasyChamp offers unlimited competitions and players on its free plan, capped at eight teams per competition, for readers prioritizing those competition limits.

Pitchero offers a free plan for one team with core features, no payment processing, and third-party advertising; choose it when those terms fit. League Builder has a free plan capped at eight teams, 200 players, one admin, and one league, which suits readers whose needs fit those limits. Upplii offers a free plan for up to three teams with scheduling, payments, a member portal, mobile app, and updates, making it worth considering for that scope.

HomeTeamsONLINE provides a free-for-a-year Rookie plan for one team with a customizable website, schedules, scores, and standings. Playpass Website Builder has a free plan limited to one live schedule, one manager, three percent payment fee, one custom page, and no custom domain. For a broader shortlist, see Sports Website Builders.

Verdict

Choose TeamPages if your amateur sports organization wants to manage its website, registrations, team schedules, and member communication together. Its free single-team plan lowers the barrier for one team, while Pro accommodates unlimited teams. Look elsewhere if annual costs, registration fees, or the trial's automatic renewal outweigh the value of that combined toolkit.

	LeagueArc	TeamPages
Free plan	No	Yes
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Paid from	C$29/mo	$24.58/mo
Platforms	Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	No	Yes
Roster management	Yes	Yes
Schedule publishing	Yes	Yes
Standings tools	Yes	Yes
Online registration	Yes	Yes
Communication tools	email	email_and_chat
Mobile support	responsive_web	native_apps
Custom domain	Yes	Yes
Paid from		10.95 /mo

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