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What Toornament is

Toornament is a platform for creating, organizing, managing, sharing, and participating in tournaments. Organizer plans include Free, Boost, Community, Circuit, and Arena. Free supports up to 32 participants across games and competition formats; Boost is a one-time payment of 19.00 EUR for one tournament with up to 4096 participants. Circuit includes circuit management, customization, and leaderboards for large competitions, while Arena adds custom publishing tools, API access, and a dedicated website. Participants can view tournaments and matches, check in, and report results with scores, screenshots, and notes. The API covers tournament setup, registrations, participants, custom fields, and match location types. API calls require an API key, and private data also requires OAuth 2 authorization with scopes; an application can access tournaments only from its own project. Paid registrations are available from Community and use PayPal, with no share or fee taken by Toornament. Its participant website is responsive, with features available on desktop and mobile devices.

Who it suits

Toornament suits organizers running competitions and participants who need to check schedules, check in, or report results. Larger event operators can consider its Circuit or Arena plans and API tools.

What it does well

Free supports up to 32 participants.
Participants can check in and report match results.
Circuit includes management, customization, and leaderboards.
Arena includes API access and a dedicated website.
Paid registrations use PayPal without a platform fee.

What to know first

Free plan supports up to 32 participants.
API applications can access only their own project's tournaments.
Paid registrations start with Community.

Limits

Free supports up to 32 participants. Boost is a single payment of 19.00 EUR for one tournament with up to 4096 participants.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	Up to 32 participants · all games and competition formats	Free
Boost	single payment · One tournament · up to 4096 participants	€19, paid once

As toornament.com lists them, read 7 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the Toornament website.
Choose an organizer plan: Free, Boost, Community, Circuit or Arena.
Create a tournament within the participant limit and format supported by the plan.
Use the participant website on desktop or mobile to view tournaments and matches.
For API access, use an API key; authorize private-data access with OAuth 2 scopes.

Verdict

Toornament covers tournament organization and participant tasks, with plan features ranging from a free 32-participant option to custom publishing and API tools. Organizers should account for the participant cap and project-scoped API access.

Questions

Does Toornament have a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan costs 0.00 USD and supports up to 32 participants across games and competition formats.

What does Boost cost?

Boost costs 19.00 EUR as a single payment for one tournament, supporting up to 4096 participants.

Which platforms does Toornament support?

Toornament is available on the web and through an API. The participant website is responsive and its features work on desktop and mobile devices.

Can organizers collect paid registrations?

Paid registrations are available from the Community plan and use PayPal. Toornament says it takes no share or fee from those payments.

How does API access work?

API calls require an API key. Private-data access also uses OAuth 2 authorization with scopes, and an API application can access tournaments only from its own project.

What does the Brawl Stars integration do?

It can automate match lobbies and results. It requires team tournaments with at least three members per team.

Facts from Toornament's own pages

API access limit: An API application can access tournaments only from its own project. · developer.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
API security: API calls require an API key, and access to private data additionally uses OAuth 2 authorization with scopes. · developer.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Arena: Arena includes custom publishing tools, API access and a dedicated website. · blog.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Circuit: The Circuit plan is described as a solution for large competitions with circuit management, customization and leaderboards. · blog.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Competition formats: Free supports up to 32 participants across games and competition formats. · blog.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Game integrations: The Brawl Stars integration can automate match lobbies and results, and requires team tournaments with at least three members per team. · help.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Organizer plans: The current organizer lineup includes Free, Boost, Community, Circuit and Arena plans. · blog.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Paid registration: Paid registrations are available from the Community plan and use PayPal; Toornament says it takes no share or fee from those payments. · help.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Participant tools: Participants can view their tournaments and matches, check in, and report match results with scores, screenshots and notes. · help.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Privacy: Toornament's help article says it does not track users, sell their data, or run ads or data monetization. · help.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Purpose: Toornament lets users create, organize, manage, share and participate in tournaments. · toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Responsive web: The participant website is responsive and its features are available on desktop and mobile devices. · help.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Support: The organizer interface includes a support team contact option, and the platform also lists a Discord support channel. · blog.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026
Tournament formats: The API documentation covers tournament creation and settings, registrations, participants, custom fields and match location types. · developer.toornament.com, 7 Oct 2026