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OpenSports review

#33 of 37 in Sports Team Management Software

A strong fit for tournament operations, with broader team-hub needs less central.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OpenSports is a web and mobile platform for sports organizations, clubs, leagues, tournaments, and pickup groups. It brings registration, scheduling, rosters, team communication, payments, waivers, memberships, waitlists, notifications, check-ins, standings, and score entry into one system. Players can register, communicate, view schedules, and make payments through web, iOS, and Android apps, while organizations can manage recurring activities and participation.

Pricing is organized into three monthly USD plans. Recreational Group costs $30 per month and includes event setup and registration, payments, waivers, waitlists, refunds, attendee tools, multiple group and event admins, event widgets, and discount codes. Full Time Club costs $70 per month and adds memberships, class passes, league and tournament management, Google Analytics, and Google Ads integration. Premium costs $750 per month and adds a custom branded interface, custom reporting, Zapier integration, and priority support including an account manager. Transaction fees are additional and exclude Stripe fees.

The product’s strongest focus is tournament and league administration: it supports round-robin schedule generation and editing, free-agent assignment, rosters, messaging, reminders, cancellations, push notifications, standings, brackets, score entry, payments through Stripe, refunds, waitlists, and check-ins. That breadth makes OpenSports a practical choice for leagues and clubs coordinating structured events and participant payments. Organizations seeking a simple everyday team hub may find its event-management scope broader than necessary, while larger operators can consider Premium when branding, reporting, automation, or account-level support matter.

OpenSports pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Round-robin scheduling, standings, brackets, and score entry
    • Registration, payments, waivers, waitlists, refunds, and check-ins
    • Web, iOS, and Android access with team and direct messaging
  • Where it doesn't
    • Monthly plans start at $30, with transaction fees additional
    • Custom branding, reporting, Zapier, and priority support require Premium
    • Its event-operations focus may exceed the needs of everyday team hubs

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