What are the best club website builders with registration and payments?
For a club website with registration and payments on the same site, compare Team Scout, Jersey Watch, SportsEngine and TeamLinkt. Team Scout's website is free and updates from your schedule and roster, with registration from $29 a month billed annually; Jersey Watch is $348 a year; SportsEngine starts at $799 a year; a general builder such as Squarespace gives the most design control and needs a separate registration tool.
By Peter McClung, founder and CEO of Team Scout. Published . Updated . Prices read November 13, 2026.
The short answer
- A sports platform's website updates from the schedule and roster. A general website builder is updated by hand.
- Free websites: Team Scout's Community plan and TeamLinkt's core.
- Published prices with registration: Team Scout at $29 a month billed annually and Jersey Watch at $348 a year come to the same yearly total. SportsEngine starts at $799 a year.
- Check whose domain the site sits on and whether moving your old content is included.
Which one is best for what?
- Team Scout: best for a club that wants the site to stay current from the schedule and roster.
- Jersey Watch: best for a volunteer league that wants a website first, at one yearly price.
- SportsEngine: best for associations that want templates with standings on the site.
- TeamLinkt: best for a free website builder with schedules and live scoring.
- LeagueApps: best for a club that wants a designer to build the site.
- Squarespace: best for a club that wants full design control and will update the site by hand.
How do they compare?
From each product's own pages, read November 13, 2026.
| Product | Website price | Registration on the same site | Your own domain | Updates from your schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Scout | Website price: Free on Community | Registration on the same site: On paid plans, from $29 a month billed annually | Your own domain: Yes | Updates from your schedule: Yes, with the roster and posts |
| Jersey Watch | Website price: $348 a year after a $19 first month | Registration on the same site: Yes | Your own domain: Included | Updates from your schedule: Scheduling is built in |
| SportsEngine | Website price: Included from Express, $799 a year | Registration on the same site: Yes | Your own domain: Not on the pages we read | Updates from your schedule: Yes, with standings |
| TeamLinkt | Website price: Included in the $0 core | Registration on the same site: Yes | Your own domain: Not on the pages we read | Updates from your schedule: Yes, with live scoring |
| LeagueApps | Website price: A basic member site; custom design is a yearly add-on | Registration on the same site: Yes | Your own domain: Not on the pages we read | Updates from your schedule: Not on the pages we read |
| Squarespace | Website price: $19 a month paid annually | Registration on the same site: No: add a registration tool | Your own domain: Free for the first year on annual plans | Updates from your schedule: No: by hand |
Team Scout: best for a club that wants the site to stay current from the schedule and roster
Team Scout is the app teams use to talk, plan and run themselves: groups, messages and one calendar for families, with registration, payments, a public website, volunteer sign-ups, tickets, fundraising and sponsorships in the same app.
The site carries your logo, colors and domain, and the roster, schedule and posts come straight from the app. Registration, sponsors and a merch store sit on the same site.
Price: The Community plan is free: website, groups, messaging, calendar, volunteer sign-ups, fundraising, ticketing and a merch store. Registration and payments are on the paid plans: Team $29, Club $79 or League $179 a month, billed annually, plus a platform fee of 3.9%, 2.9% or 1.9% on what you collect through it. Card processing through Stripe is separate. Team Scout pricing, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- A public website on your own subdomain or domain, free on the Community plan.
- Registration forms families finish from a phone, with payment plans.
- Sponsors pick a level and pay online, and their logos appear on the site.
- Pages for schedule, roster, coaches, news, galleries and sponsors that update from the app.
Check before you choose it
- Team Scout does not keep game stats, run tournament brackets, publish league standings or assign officials.
- Registration and payments need a paid plan. The free plan covers the rest.
Jersey Watch: best for a volunteer league that wants a website first, at one yearly price
Jersey Watch is a website builder with registration, payments, scheduling, and text and email messaging, built for volunteer-run leagues and clubs.
Jersey Watch builds the website around registration, moves your old content for you and includes a custom domain.
Price: $19 for the first month, then $348 a year, with no setup fee and no contract. Its pricing page also publishes a processing fee on each online payment, which you can pass to registrants. Jersey Watch pricing, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- One published price, free to explore before you launch.
- A custom domain and moving the content from your old site are included.
- Registration with payment plans and background checks built in.
Check before you choose it
- Messaging is text and email. Team chat and a mobile app are not on its published pages.
- Volunteer sign-ups are collected with a custom form. Shifts and hours are not on its published pages.
SportsEngine: best for associations that want templates with standings on the site
SportsEngine HQ is a platform for clubs, leagues and associations: registration, a website, a team app, schedules and standings, with eligibility and background-check tools. PlayMetrics acquired SportsEngine in May 2026.
A website and team app come with the Express package, with rosters, schedules, stats and standings feeding the site.
Price: Express is $799, Premium $1,299 and Pro $2,199 a year, plus a processing fee on every online transaction that can be passed to the payer. A Free package covers invoicing. SportsEngine HQ packages, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- Scale and history: its site counts more than 45,000 organizations.
- Reach into governing bodies, including a long-term partnership with USA Swimming.
- Rosters, schedules, stats and standings from the first paid plan, and live streaming and on-demand video on Pro.
Check before you choose it
- Volunteer management and the QuickBooks integration start on Premium, $1,299 a year.
- SportsEngine charges a $300 fee at renewal when a paid plan has not met its minimum processing requirement.
- Its Google Play listing carries the Contains ads label, and its help center explains how to limit ads.
TeamLinkt: best for a free website builder with schedules and live scoring
TeamLinkt is sports management software for clubs, associations and leagues: registration, scheduling, a team app, live scoring and a website builder.
The website builder is part of the $0 core, next to scheduling and live scoring.
Price: TeamLinkt Core is $0 for the whole organization. You pay a rate on the payments you collect, and that rate is not published: the pricing page says to talk to sales. Optional add-ons are $425 a year each for Operations and Revenue, or $795 a year for both. TeamLinkt pricing, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- A free core that includes registration, scheduling, the team app, live scoring and a website builder.
- Tournaments, brackets and officials assigning in the Operations add-on.
- Add-on prices are published.
Check before you choose it
- The payment rate comes by quote.
- Fundraising campaigns, sponsorship management and the online store are in the paid Revenue add-on.
- Its Google Play listing carries the Contains ads label.
LeagueApps: best for a club that wants a designer to build the site
LeagueApps is a management platform for clubs, camps, tournaments, leagues and facilities: registration, payments, scheduling and the LeagueApps Play app.
LeagueApps offers a designer-built site as a yearly add-on, on top of a basic member site.
Price: No subscription. LeagueApps charges a one-time setup fee and a percentage of each online payment. Neither amount is published; the pricing page offers a quote. Offline payments carry no fee. LeagueApps pricing, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- No subscription fee and no ads: its Play app is described as always ad-free.
- Payment plans with scheduled installments and autopay.
- Deep reporting and many integrations, and a website designed for you as a paid add-on.
Check before you choose it
- The percentage and the setup fee come by quote, so get both in writing.
- A custom website design and a branded app are yearly add-ons.
Squarespace: best for a club that wants full design control and will update the site by hand
A general website builder. Clubs pair it with a form or payment tool for registration.
A general builder gives the most freedom over how the site looks. Registration, rosters and schedules stay in other tools.
Price: Squarespace Basic is $19 a month when paid annually, or $25 month to month, after a 14-day free trial. There is no free plan. A form or registration tool is a separate cost. Squarespace pricing, read November 13, 2026.
What it does well
- Full control of the design, with polished templates.
- A free custom domain for the first year on annual plans.
Check before you choose it
- The roster, schedule and registration live in other tools, so someone updates the site by hand.
- Payment plans, family balances and reminders need a registration tool on top.
When is Team Scout the wrong choice?
- You want to design every page yourself and you have someone who will keep it current. A general website builder gives more freedom.
- You need game stats, tournament brackets, league standings or officials' assignments. Team Scout does not do those. Between them, SportsEngine, TeamLinkt and GameChanger do.
- Your governing body requires its own registration system. Start with the platform it names.
How we evaluated
- We read each product's own pricing page and feature pages on November 13, 2026, signed out, and linked them under Sources.
- A feature counts only when the product's own pages show it. When they say nothing either way, the guide says it is not on its published pages.
- The other products were read, and none was run with a live club. Star ratings and review scores are left out.
- Each line about Team Scout describes what is live in the product today.
- Each product is matched to the kind of program its own site says it is built for.
Questions people ask
- What is the best free youth sports website builder?
- Team Scout's Community plan includes a free website that updates from your schedule and roster, and TeamLinkt's $0 core includes a website builder. Wix has a free plan as well, with Wix branding on the site and no custom domain.
- Can a club website take registration and payments?
- Yes, on a sports platform. Team Scout, Jersey Watch, SportsEngine and TeamLinkt put registration and payment on the club's site. On a general builder you add a form or a registration tool.
- Can we keep our own domain?
- On Team Scout, yes: the site runs on your own domain or on a Team Scout subdomain. Jersey Watch includes a custom domain in its price.
- Who updates the site during the season?
- On Team Scout nobody has to: when the schedule or roster changes in the app, the site changes with it.
Sources
Each product's own pages, read November 13, 2026. Prices and plans change; the linked page is the one to trust.
- Team Scout: Team Scout pricing; What you get; Help center
- Jersey Watch: Jersey Watch pricing; Jersey Watch website builder; Jersey Watch communication
- SportsEngine: SportsEngine HQ packages; SportsEngine HQ; PlayMetrics on the SportsEngine acquisition; SportsEngine Play help, how to limit ads
- TeamLinkt: TeamLinkt pricing; TeamLinkt registration
- LeagueApps: LeagueApps pricing; LeagueApps Play; LeagueApps websites
- Squarespace: Squarespace pricing
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About the author
Peter McClung is the founder and CEO of Team Scout. He has spent more than 25 years building products and platforms, founded homeschoolsports.org, a free resource for homeschool athletics, and has served on the board of AIR T, Inc. (NASDAQ: AIRT) since 2017. More about Peter and Team Scout.
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