Early access — onboarding clubs now
The scouting, the session plans, the team sheets and the signed agreements that clubs two divisions up run on — without the back office they have to run it.
Early access — Squadify is onboarding clubs now. The demo opens a real portal with a club mid-season in it: no sign-up, nothing to install.
Depth chart — first choice first
Saved lineup
Positioning
Roster-and-calendar apps solved a real problem: getting a group of people to the right field at the right time. That is where they stop — and for a recreational side, stopping there is the right call. A club with a scouting list, a coaching staff and a season's fees to collect is doing a different job, and has been doing it in spreadsheets.
One question, answered well: who is available?
The rest of them: who are we signing, what are we running, who starts, and who has paid?
The platform
Eight areas of a club's operation, one system, one set of players underneath them. A trialist you spoke to in October is the same record that signs an agreement in January and starts a match in March.
Pricing
What you pay depends on one thing — how many players you have. What you get does not change.
Early access
Squadify grew out of the system that runs a semi-professional club's season — the recruitment, the sessions, the team sheets, the documents and the fees. It is opening now to clubs that want the same thing.