Minneapolis and St. Paul

An independent home for Twin Cities programs.

SportsEngine was built in Minneapolis and now belongs to a private-equity roll-up. Team Scout is the independent alternative: a generous free plan, one simple fee when you collect money, and a founder who grew up here and answers his own email.

Built for Twin Cities teams, clubs and groups

Traveling programs and associations

A group per team and per grade, a shared calendar, rosters, attendance, and volunteer sign-ups for tournaments and concessions. Free.

Ski and outdoor clubs

Season registration with installments, a calendar that survives weather changes, and messaging that reaches parents and athletes without a group text.

Registration and dues

Forms with payment plans, family balances, card or bank, and receipts that match. The treasurer sees every dollar by category.

Tickets, fundraising and sponsors

Sell tickets to games and shows, run a fundraiser with no platform fee (donors can leave a tip), and sell sponsorships from the same account.

Free, and stays free

What you get on the Community plan

  • Groups and messaging for every team, crew and family
  • Calendar, schedules and attendance
  • Rosters and volunteer sign-ups with reminders
  • A public website for your program
  • Up to 50 groups and 2,500 people per organization

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.

See the full pricing page

Twin Cities roots

The founder's family is in the Twin Cities and he is in town regularly. Programs in the metro can get a live walkthrough over video the same week, and an in-person setup on his next trip.

  • Live setup over video within the week
  • Card readers for the gate
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Questions Twin Cities teams, clubs and groups ask

We are on SportsEngine. What happens to our data?

Export your roster and registrations from SportsEngine and keep the export as your archive; rebuild the roster in Team Scout as families join. Start free, run both side by side, and move registration at the next season opening. See the switching guide at /from-sportsengine.

Does Team Scout handle a large association with many teams?

The free plan allows 50 groups and 2,500 people per organization. Larger associations use the Club or League plan, which lowers the platform fee and includes every module.

Is there a contract?

No. Monthly or annual billing, cancel any time. The free plan stays free.

Free guide

The season-start checklist for team admins

Eight weeks, six jobs: registration, waivers, payments, roster, communication and volunteers. This checklist puts each one in the week it belongs, so opening day is a practice and not a paperwork line.

Get the guide

Not ready today?

Leave an email and you get one email from Peter, written for Twin Cities teams, clubs and groups: 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.

Free to start

Start your Twin Cities program free tonight.

Create the org, add your groups, invite families with a link. When the next registration opens, the form is waiting.