StatHarbour review
A deep web platform for leagues that need live scoring, statistics, and public match centres.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StatHarbour is a web-based league management and public match-centre platform for semi-professional, regional, grassroots, club, and association competitions. It brings team and player rosters, schedules, live scoring, standings, statistics, playoff brackets, season archives, alerts, and public league pages into one workspace. Fans can view schedules, results, standings, team pages, and player information through a responsive website, while competition staff manage leagues and seasons. It is best suited to organizations that need more than a basic fixture page, particularly those running statistics-heavy competitions.
Pricing is annual. Starter costs $345 per year and includes unlimited leagues and seasons, a public league page on a StatHarbour URL, schedules, results, and standings. Pro costs $799 per year and adds advanced statistics and analytics, AI-generated previews and recaps, and tournament brackets and playoffs. Elite costs $1,649 per year; its listed highlights include the same features shown for Pro. A 14-day free trial is available, and the pricing page states that payment is not taken until the trial ends. There is no free plan.
The standout strength is breadth within competition operations: roster positions and profiles, automatic or custom scheduling, live scoring, automatic standings updates, sport-specific statistics, exportable reports, playoff seeding, historical records, and automated team email alerts. Public pages can include schedules, results, standings, and team pages, while AI-generated previews and recaps add editorial output for leagues that want regular match coverage. The platform is web-only, and Starter’s public URL may be less suitable for organizations that require their own domain; custom-domain support is available in higher-tier comparison details. Choose StatHarbour for centralized league administration and detailed competition data. A simpler website builder may suit organizations that do not need live scoring, standings, statistics, or tournament tools.
StatHarbour pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live scoring updates standings and supports detailed league statistics
- Handles rosters schedules playoffs archives and public team pages
- Adds AI previews, recaps, alerts, and exportable reports
- Where it doesn't
- Starter costs $345 per year and there is no free plan
- Starter public pages use a StatHarbour URL
- Custom-domain availability varies by plan
StatHarbour fact sheet, pricing and score →
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