Clubforce review
Clubforce pairs a no-code club website with membership, events, payments, and messaging.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Clubforce combines a no-code website builder with club administration tools for sports clubs, leagues, and associations. Its website supports customizable colours, menus, and pages, alongside club news, articles, images, videos, and volunteer opportunities. Membership registration, payments, events, team schedules, attendance, and communications sit alongside the site rather than requiring a separate website-only product. This makes Clubforce a fit for clubs that want to connect their public presence with day-to-day membership and activity management; it is less suited to a club seeking only a simple site or a free builder.
The published plans show two entry options at €25 per month when billed annually: Membership includes member management, event management, a no-code website builder, communications, and the Clubforce Connect Mobile App; Fundraising includes lotto and draw management, a tap-to-pay mobile app, event management, the website builder, and communications. Bundle is €35 per month billed annually and combines member management, lotto and draw management, tap to pay, events, and the builder. Clubforce Connect Pro is separately listed at €25 per month billed monthly, with a club-branded experience and fixtures and results. There is no free plan, so buyers should match the included functions to their club's needs before choosing.
Beyond the website, the platform supports team and group management, scheduled training and events, attendance tracking, RSVPs, reminders, push notifications, targeted and automated email, and two-way group and individual messaging through Clubforce Connect. Fixtures and results integrate through Clubforce Comórtais, while league and competition management includes player and referee management. Web and Android are listed platforms, with cloud and mobile deployment and email, phone, and documentation support. Clubs that need membership, communications, and competition workflows in one system may find this breadth useful; those focused on standings tables or a standalone website should consider whether its documented scope fits their requirements.
Clubforce pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Build club pages and publish news, images, videos, and volunteer opportunities.
- Manage registrations, member records, payment tracking, teams, and events.
- Coordinate attendance, reminders, email, and two-way group messaging.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan.
- The listed Membership and Fundraising plans are billed annually.
- Fixtures and results are verified, but standings tables are not.
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