Teamy

Overview

Teamy is a sports-team and club app that brings scheduling, attendance, messaging and administration together for players, coaches and volunteers. It suits groups that want coordination tools beyond a fixture calendar. Basic is a useful starting point, but its roster cap and the distinction between individual, team and club billing deserve attention.

Key features

Players can RSVP to matches, practices and other activities, with automatic reminders sent to people who have not responded. That can reduce the follow-up coaches need to do, while attendance tracking gives teams a record of participation. Basic is limited to 25 members, so larger groups will need a higher-capacity subscription.

Teamy combines team chat, event chats and private messages; Teamy Clubs adds club-wide communications. Coaches can create sport-adapted lineups, and statistics can cover goals, assists, playing minutes and attendance. Teams can assign or request tasks and manage a Teampot manually or through a bank account linked with Stripe. Together, these tools suit teams that want routine coordination in one place, rather than only a calendar and RSVP list.

Federation calendars in.ics format can be imported and synced several times a day, and Teamy calendars can be subscribed to in Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. Events can be shared through apps such as WhatsApp and Signal. Users can sign in with Google, Apple, Facebook or Sporta, which gives teams ways to fit Teamy into existing calendar and communication habits.

Teamy Clubs extends the product to club management, member communications, activities, tasks, sponsor visibility and fundraising. Teamy says it processes information needed to run the app, including names, email addresses and team-related information; users can request access, correction or deletion. The help centre says replies may take up to five working days when a response is needed, while Clubs administrators can get help with onboarding, setup and day-to-day questions.

Pricing

Basic costs nothing and allows up to three teams and 25 team members, with occasional ads. It is the sensible choice for a small group that can work within those limits; the ads and caps are the trade-off for paying nothing.

Player costs $4.99 a year, billed annually for an individual subscription. It removes ads and lets the user link the program to their own calendar, but it is not the team-owner plan and does not raise the Basic roster limits. Choose it when an individual wants an ad-free experience rather than team-wide capacity.

Coach costs $44.99 a year, billed annually, and includes team-owner features with unlimited teams and members. Its 14-day free trial gives organizers a chance to evaluate the paid tier before committing. Team costs $85 per year and provides premium access for everyone in the team, also with unlimited teams and members. Coach is framed around the owner; Team is the per-team option when premium access for the whole team is the priority.

Teamy Clubs costs $339 a year, plus applicable sales tax, for a 75-member club tier and includes a 14-day free trial. Clubs with over 1,500 members should contact Teamy for pricing. Subscription limits vary by plan, so the right price comparison depends on whether the buyer is an individual, a team or a club.

Platforms

Teamy runs on Android, iOS and the web, with mobile apps available. That gives teams options for managing activities from a phone or browser.

Who it's for

Teamy is aimed at players, coaches, team supervisors, administrators and volunteers across team sports. It is strongest for groups that want attendance, communication, lineups, statistics and tasks alongside scheduling. A small team can start on Basic; a growing team should compare Coach with Team based on whether the subscription is for an owner or premium access for everyone. Clubs needing member and sponsor functions should consider Teamy Clubs.

Pros and cons

Pros: RSVPs, automatic reminders, messaging, lineups, statistics, tasks and team funds bring several recurring team jobs together.

Pros: Calendar subscriptions and federation-calendar imports help connect schedules to calendars teams already use.

Pros: The free tier supports up to three teams and 25 members, making it workable for smaller groups.

Cons: Basic's 25-member cap and occasional ads may make it a poor fit for larger or ad-averse teams.

Cons: Pricing uses different billing units: Player is per individual, Team is per team, and Teamy Clubs is a club subscription with applicable sales tax.

Cons: Help-centre replies may take up to five working days when a response is necessary.

Alternatives

Compare sports team management software if you want to weigh Teamy against other options in the category.

Chalk is worth considering for a free plan with unlimited players, team chat, RSVP, scheduling, dues and registrations, and digital waivers. The Dugout is another free-plan option for teams comparing sports-management apps.

BenchApp may suit teams prioritizing an unlimited roster, scheduling, RSVP tracking, messaging, player stats and payment tracking on its free plan. SportEasy is an alternative with a free Basic plan capped at 30 registered members and a Premium annual plan priced at €5.75 a year.

Sportlyzer is a club-oriented alternative with a free plan and a Full package whose price depends on club size. TeamStats may fit teams that can do without availability tracking and online payments on its free plan. Upplii offers a free Team plan with up to three teams, payments, scheduling and a member portal. Pitchero is another option, with a free plan for one team that excludes payment processing and includes third-party advertising.

Verdict

Choose Teamy if your team or club wants scheduling and attendance alongside communication, lineups, statistics and shared tasks, and you can match the subscription to the people being covered. Its small-team free tier is a practical entry point, while Coach, Team and Clubs address larger groups in different ways. Look elsewhere if Basic's caps are too tight or if the different individual, team and club billing units do not fit how you want to pay.