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TeamOps

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What TeamOps is

TeamOps is a team and organization platform for youth sports, bringing team administration, coaching, safety records, and organization oversight together. Managers can keep schedules, rosters, RSVPs, communication, and budgets in one team record. Coaching features include a drill designer, practice plans, playbooks, sport-specific lineups, and live game mode. Medical profiles, injury reports, return-to-play protocols, and exportable records support safety workflows. Organizations can view roster readiness, medical completion, coach certification, and schedule status across teams. Parents can subscribe to game and practice calendars, and families can send Interac e-Transfers that managers track against each family’s share. TeamOps says access is role-based; parents grant access to a child’s medical information one team at a time. Children under 13 use a parent-held account rather than their own login. The app is available on web, iOS, and Android, and lists hockey, soccer, baseball, ball hockey, and softball. A free plan is available; Pro is C$14.99 a month.

Who it suits

TeamOps suits youth sports teams and organizations that need shared scheduling, roster, coaching, and safety workflows. It may also fit organizations overseeing multiple teams and families who want calendar subscriptions.

What it does well

  • Free plan includes scheduling, roster, chat, and medical profiles.
  • Pro adds budgets, coaching tools, and live game mode.
  • Organization dashboards show readiness and certification status.
  • No third-party ads on any plan.
  • Available on web, iOS, and Android.

What to know first

  • Free plan does not include listed Pro features.
  • Children under 13 cannot have their own login.
  • Organization platform fee is C$399 a year; team coverage costs extra.

Limits

The Free plan includes scheduling, roster, chat, and medical profiles. Budgets, coaching tools, live game mode, and full safety workflows are in Pro at C$14.99 a month; the organization platform is C$399 a year, with seasonal team coverage additional.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
FreeForever · Scheduling · roster · chat · medical profilesFree
ProMonthly · Budgets · coaching tools · live game mode · full safety workflowsC$14.99 a month
Organization platform feeYearly, or $33.25/month; seasonal team coverage is additional · Organization platform; team coverage priced separately · Schools get 50% offC$399 a year

As teamops.ca lists them, read 9 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open the TeamOps website
  2. Create an organization account
  3. Explore the platform before paying
  4. Choose the Free or Pro plan
  5. Use TeamOps on web, iOS, or Android
  6. Add teams, members, schedules, and records

Verdict

TeamOps covers team coordination alongside coaching and safety records, with organization-level status dashboards. The free plan provides a starting set of team tools, while listed Pro and organization fees add costs for expanded workflows.

Questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, billed Forever, and includes scheduling, roster, chat, and medical profiles.

What does Pro cost?

Pro costs C$14.99 a month, billed Monthly.

Which platforms are supported?

TeamOps is available on web, iOS, and Android.

Can families pay through TeamOps?

Yes. Families can send payments by Interac e-Transfer, and managers can track them against each family’s share.

How is children’s medical access controlled?

Information is role-based, and parents grant access to a child’s medical information one team at a time. Children under 13 use a parent-held account.

Facts from TeamOps's own pages

Advertising
TeamOps states that it has no third-party ads on any plan. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Calendar
Parents can subscribe to keep games and practices current in the calendar app they already use. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Children
Children under 13 do not have their own login; the parent holds the account. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Coaching
Coaching tools include a drill designer, practice plans, playbooks, sport-specific lineups, and live game mode. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Getting started
Organizations can create an account and explore the platform before paying, and a demo call is not required. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Integrations
Families can send payments by Interac e-Transfer, which managers can track against each family's share. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Organization oversight
Organization dashboards show roster readiness, medical completion, coach certification status, and schedule status across teams. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Privacy and access
The product says information is role-based, and parents grant access to a child's medical information one team at a time. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Product
TeamOps is a team app and organization platform for youth sports, combining team operations, coaching, safety, and oversight. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Safety records
The platform supports medical profiles, structured injury reports, return-to-play protocols, and exportable records. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Supported sports
The site lists hockey, soccer, baseball, ball hockey, and softball. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026
Team operations
Managers can manage schedules, rosters, RSVPs, communication, and budgets in one connected team record. · teamops.ca, 9 Oct 2026

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