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How Team Scout stacks up.
Pick the platform you use today. Each comparison opens to a feature-by-feature chart, with every line about the other platform sourced from its own published pages. The score on each card counts the eighteen rows that platform shows in full on its own pages.
Team Scout vs
SportsEngine
- Team Scout
- 18 of 18
- SportsEngine
- 8 of 18
Not even close.
- No ads, and your families' data is never sold or shared for advertising. SportsEngine's privacy policy allows both.
- Groups for every team, class, and committee, each with its own feed, plus direct messages. SportsEngine gives each team one chat.
- Tickets at the gate, sponsor packages, and program ad sales, with a double-entry ledger underneath every dollar.
Team Scout vs
TeamSnap
- Team Scout
- 18 of 18
- TeamSnap
- 9 of 18
No ads. Ever. And it's free.
- No ads for anyone, on any plan, including free. TeamSnap's paid team plans list ad-free for the team owner and managers only.
- One price for the whole organization. TeamSnap's paid team plans run $10.83 to $25.99 a month, for each team.
- Registration, ticketing, fundraising, and sponsor sales live in the same app as the team feed.
Team Scout vs
LeagueApps
- Team Scout
- 18 of 18
- LeagueApps
- 8 of 18
Everything in one app, priced up front.
- Volunteer shifts, gate tickets, sponsorships, program ad sales and player fundraising in the same app as registration.
- Every plan and fee is on the pricing page. LeagueApps prices by quote, with a setup fee.
- Your website is included on every plan, on your own domain whenever you want it.
Team Scout vs
PlayMetrics
- Team Scout
- 18 of 18
- PlayMetrics
- 8 of 18
Every kind of program, one app.
- Gate tickets, sponsorships, program ad sales and player fundraising sit beside registration. None of them is on PlayMetrics' published pages.
- Every plan and fee is on the pricing page. PlayMetrics prices by quote.
- Built for every kind of program. Your program uses its own words, from player and practice to actor and rehearsal.
Switching from SportsEngine
Leaving SportsEngine, without the drama.
Start using Team Scout today while you're still on SportsEngine, and move over when you're ready. We make the move smooth with a custom onboarding process.
See the five-step guideTeam Scout plus your specialty apps
Your scoring and film apps stay.
Team Scout plus GameChanger. Team Scout plus Hudl. Coaches keep the app that does one job well, and families register, pay, volunteer, and hear from the program in Team Scout.
Team Scout plus GameChanger
Baseball and softball: keep the scorebook, add the program.
GameChanger keeps score and streams the game. Team Scout runs registration, payments, the gate, sponsors, fundraising, volunteers, and the conversations in between.
How they fit togetherTeam Scout plus Hudl
Film stays in Hudl. Everything else lives in Team Scout.
Hudl is where coaches break down film. Team Scout is where families register, pay, sign up to volunteer, buy tickets, and hear from the coach.
How they fit togetherCheck every platform's prices yourself.
The simplest difference you can check in ten seconds: open the pricing pages. Most of the category will hand you a form. We hand you the number.
| Platform | Pricing published? | To get a quote |
|---|---|---|
| Team Scout | Yes. Every plan, platform fee included | Nothing. Sign up yourself, same day |
| PlayMetrics | No | Fill out a form to schedule a conversation |
| SportsEngine HQ | Yes. $799 to $2,199 a year, plus per-transaction fees | Buy Express or Premium online; Pro through sales |
| TeamSnap (clubs and leagues) | No | Book a demo or talk with sales |
| LeagueApps | No | Get a quote |
Skip the comparison shopping
Start your team free. See for yourself.
The Community plan runs your whole program for $0. Create your org in 2 minutes and judge Team Scout against whatever you're using now. No setup fees, no contracts, no demo gauntlet.
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