Competize

Overview

Competize is sports-management software for organizers running tournaments and leagues, as well as clubs and larger sports bodies that need to publish competition information. It is best suited to organizations that want administration and participant-facing schedules, results, and standings in one service. Its free tier is narrowly capped at one competition; paid plans add options for larger operations and web publishing.

Key features

• Competition operations: Online registration and roster management sit alongside automatic schedules, published schedules, real-time results, standings, and rankings. That covers a competition’s core administrative and publishing needs, making Competize a stronger fit for organizers who want these jobs together than for those seeking only a team website.
• League websites: The no-code builder supports personalized design and editable pages for banners, events, news, and sponsors. It gives clubs a way to maintain a public-facing league presence without building pages from scratch; organizations that require their own branded site and apps can look to the custom white-label option instead.
• Apps and website integration: Android and iOS apps let followers view results, classifications, teams, and athlete statistics. Widgets can embed calendars, schedules, results, standings, and rankings on an existing site, including WordPress, without web development. API and custom development are also offered for connecting websites, apps, and software with existing systems.
• Security and support: Competize states that it is GDPR compliant, follows Spain’s National Security Scheme, and processes payments through Stripe using PCI-DSS. After-hours urgent support is available for a customized quote based on weekdays, weekends, and holidays, so organizations needing that coverage should budget for it separately.

Pricing

Competize is freemium. The Friends plan is free and includes basic tournament management for one competition. That can suit a small organizer running a single event, but not an organization that needs multiple simultaneous competitions.

Small Tournaments costs 19.00 EUR per month, billed monthly, with a seven-day free trial; a yearly option is shown as 190 € / year. It is aimed at complex tournaments and leagues. Professional Managers costs 39.00 EUR per month, billed monthly, also with a seven-day trial, and is positioned for large tournaments; the page also lists monthly prices from 60.00 € to 200.00 € depending on selection. Paid plans cap the number of simultaneously active competitions according to plan, so organizers should match that allowance to their calendar.

The Widget plan costs 108.00 EUR per year, billed annually, for embedding schedules, standings, and scores without web development. Landing page costs 500.00 EUR per year, billed annually, for a customized landing page with schedules and live scores through an integrated widget. These are focused publishing choices rather than substitutes for a broad custom web presence. The White label website and apps plan has custom pricing based on traffic and includes a custom website, mobile apps, and private user area under the customer’s domain and brand.

Advanced plans have a seven-day free trial, and subscriptions can be canceled from the account panel at any time. The listed plan prices and annual options make it possible to compare entry-level administration with dedicated publishing, but the active-competition cap remains a key constraint as an organization grows.

Platforms

Competize supports Android, iOS, web, and API. Native apps serve mobile followers, while widgets and API options connect competition data to websites and other software.

Who it's for

Competize fits tournament organizers and leagues that need registration, rosters, schedules, results, and standings in one workflow. Clubs, federations, sports facilities, municipalities, and universities may also value the website, app, widget, and integration options. Its free plan is most appropriate for a single competition; organizations running several at once should compare paid-plan limits before committing.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Registration, roster management, scheduling, live results, standings, and rankings address both competition administration and publishing.
• Pro: Apps, embeddable widgets, and API/custom development provide several ways to reach participants or connect existing systems.
• Pro: The free plan provides a way to manage one competition, and advanced plans include a seven-day trial with cancellation available at any time.
• Con: The free plan is limited to one competition, and paid plans also restrict simultaneous competitions by plan.
• Con: The more extensive branded website and apps option uses custom pricing based on traffic, which is less straightforward to budget than the fixed-price plans.
• Con: After-hours urgent support requires a separate customized quote.

Alternatives

Sports Website Builders is a useful category to browse if you want to compare website-focused options rather than start with one competition platform.

Choose EasyChamp if its free plan’s unlimited competitions and players, capped at eight teams per competition and one result source from PS23 or UPSL, better match your needs. Fastbreak AI is another option to consider for its per-ticket Fastbreak Ticketing plan and transaction-based Amateur & Youth plan.

Pitchero may suit a single team seeking a free plan with core features, while its free tier excludes payment processing and includes third-party advertising. Consider SportMember for a free club solution that includes a club website; its Basic plan has no monthly subscription, but payment transactions incur £0,35 + 1% of the paid amount.

TeamPages offers a free single-team basic plan and a Starter option for up to four Pro teams at 295.00 USD per year with a 2% online-registration fee. Wooter is another alternative to consider. Matchdae may fit a smaller club whose needs align with a free plan capped at three teams, 15 player profiles, and five news posts per month; its Club plan is 29.00 USD per month, with prices increasing after beta.

SportsEngine HQ may be worth comparing if its $79.00 USD per month plan and preferred processing rate of 3.25% + $1.50 suit your organization.

Verdict

Choose Competize if you run tournaments or leagues and want registration, scheduling, results, standings, and participant-facing publishing in the same platform, with apps and integration options as your organization expands. The main reason to look elsewhere is scale or budget: the free tier supports only one competition, paid plans cap active competitions, and fully branded web and app work uses custom pricing.