Co-ops, athletic programs, enrichment groups

Built by homeschool families, for the way co-ops actually run.

Team Scout's first customer is a homeschool football program, and the platform was shaped around what a volunteer-run co-op needs: one account for every family, registration with payment plans and sibling handling, messaging that reaches everyone, volunteer sign-ups that fill, and money the treasurer can explain.

Built for homeschool co-ops and sports programs

One account per family

Parents manage every child from one phone. Groups per class, team and age level, with a calendar and messaging each. Free.

Registration that handles siblings and plans

Forms for classes, seasons and camps with deposits and installments, card or bank, and a balance per family. Reminders go out before each charge.

Volunteers who fill the sheet

Concessions, gate, field setup, teaching assistants. Sign-ups with reminders, a printable who-is-doing-what, and a coverage view for the coordinator.

Tickets, sponsors, fundraising

Sell game tickets with door scanning, program ads and sponsorships, and run fundraisers with no platform fee.

Free, and stays free

What you get on the Community plan

  • Groups and messaging for every class, team and family
  • Calendar, schedules and attendance
  • Rosters and volunteer sign-ups with reminders
  • A public website for the co-op or program
  • Fundraising with no platform fee

When you collect money

One simple fee, no contract

When you start collecting money — registrations, dues, sponsorships, merch — plans start at $29 a month billed annually plus a platform fee of 3.9% that drops to 2.9% and 1.9% as you grow. Card processing is passed through at cost. No per-player fees. No contract.

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Questions homeschool co-ops and sports programs ask

Who uses it?

Christ Prep Academy Football in Lenexa, Kansas, a homeschool program, runs registrations, payment plans, tickets, program ads, sponsorships, volunteers, messaging and its website on Team Scout. Ask for an introduction.

We are all volunteers. How hard is setup?

An evening. Create the org, add groups, invite families with a link. The founder will walk a co-op through it live.

What about children's privacy?

Parents hold the account. Children are added by their parent, contact details are admin-only, and coaches post to groups that parents belong to.

Free guide

Nine slides: how one homeschool football program runs a $200K season on one app

A volunteer-run homeschool football program in the Kansas City area collected more than $200,000 between May and September, sold 2,559 gate admissions and took 634 registrations, all on one app. These nine slides show how each part of the season runs, and what it would take to run yours the same way.

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Leave an email and you get one email from Peter, written for homeschool co-ops and sports programs: what is free, what it costs once you collect money, where to start, and a link to the free guide. Reply to it and it reaches him.

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Start the co-op free tonight.

Create the org, add your classes and teams, invite families with a link.