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Staty review

Freemium#2 of 18 in Sports League Software

A broad league-management toolkit with no monthly fee and per-payment charges.

9.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Staty gives sports league and tournament organizers tools to manage registration, operations, and public-facing information in one web-based platform, with iOS and Android apps. Teams and players can register through customizable forms, with digital waivers, configurable pricing, waitlists, and registration data export. Organizers can manage leagues, tournaments, divisions, teams, and rosters, then publish schedules, standings, and sport-specific statistics on a customizable league website. Its broad feature set suits small and mid-market organizations across basketball, soccer, volleyball, pickleball, and other sports.

The pricing model has no monthly software fee, and the published Staty plan includes all features. That does not make payment collection cost-free: the platform charges 1% plus a per-registration-payment fee, and Stripe processing fees apply separately. Online payments, refunds, and donations run through Stripe. This structure may appeal to leagues that want to avoid a subscription while tying costs to registration payments, but organizations should account for the platform and processor fees when setting registration prices. The pricing is less suited to groups seeking to avoid transaction-based charges.

Scheduling and tournament tools are central strengths: organizers can drag and drop games across venues and time slots, with conflict detection, and generate tournament brackets with live standings. AI schedule import and scoresheet scanning add options for reducing manual data entry. Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook integrations support calendar workflows; REST API access and webhooks offer ways to connect other systems. Staty is a strong fit for leagues wanting broad management features, public sites, and mobile access without a monthly software bill. Organizations that need support beyond email and documentation, or that do not want Stripe-based payment processing and its associated fees, may prefer another option.

Staty pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • No monthly software fee; all features are included
    • Handles registration, payments, rosters, schedules, brackets, and standings
    • Includes public league sites, mobile apps, API access, and calendar integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Registration payments incur a platform fee and separate Stripe processing fees
    • Online payments depend on Stripe
    • Email and documentation are the listed support channels

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