LeagueLineup vs Matchdae

LeagueLineup provides websites and team or league management tools for youth and amateur sports organizations. Each site includes free online registration forms, while teams can publish game and practice schedules, calendars, and special events. The service offers unlimited photo albums and team and player statistics for baseball, basketball, football, hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and volleyball. Online registration can use optional payment processing. Free websites are supported by sponsors; the Go Pro upgrade adds text alerts, email blasts, additional disk space, ad removal, and a custom site header. My LeagueLineup lets users bookmark sites and receive schedule reminders, and parents can combine schedules from multiple LeagueLineup sites. Schedule pages can be subscribed to through calendar programs such as Google Calendar or Outlook. LeagueLineup supports Android, iOS, and web, and the product page states there are no setup or activation fees and no contracts. It was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Plano, Texas.

Matchdae is team-management software for rosters, schedules, standings, registration, and communications. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web, with native mobile apps. The Free plan costs nothing, billed $0 forever, and allows 3 teams, 15 player profiles, and 5 news posts per month. Club is listed at $29 a month; during beta it is also free, and the listing says prices increase afterward while early adopters keep their rate. Club adds unlimited teams and players, unlimited news posts, player availability, team selection, stats entry, and leaderboards. Pro is listed at $59 a month, with an early-adopter price shown as $15/month. It includes Club features plus payment collection, document storage, and a custom domain. Matchdae is freemium, with paid pricing shown from $15/mo. Its tools also include online registration, schedule publishing, standings, and email-and-chat communication.