Teamy

Teamy is a sports-team app for coordinating activities, attendance, communication, and club administration. It suits players, coaches, administrators, and volunteers who want those jobs in one place. Its free tier is useful for smaller teams, while annual paid plans remove roster limits or extend features to an entire team or club.

Overview

Teamy covers the routine work around team sports, from arranging practices and matches to tracking attendance and sharing club updates. Its mix of lineups, player statistics, tasks, and team funds goes beyond basic scheduling. That range is most useful when coaches and volunteers need to coordinate several parts of team life; a team seeking only a simple schedule may not need the extra management tools.

Key features

Members can RSVP to matches, practices, and other activities, and automatic reminders go to people who have not responded. This gives coaches a way to check attendance without individually chasing every player. Basic supports up to 25 members, so larger rosters need a plan with higher limits.

Team chat, event chats, and private messages cover conversations between members, while Teamy Clubs adds club-wide communication. Coaches can share sport-adapted lineups and track goals, assists, playing minutes, and attendance. Teams can also assign or request tasks and manage a Teampot manually or through a bank account linked with Stripe. These tools make Teamy a stronger fit for teams that want to coordinate both participation and practical club duties.

Federation calendars in .ics format can be imported and synced several times daily. Team calendars can also be subscribed to in Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. Sharing events through apps such as WhatsApp and Signal, plus sign-in with Google, Apple, Facebook, or Sporta, gives teams ways to work with calendars and services they already use.

Teamy Clubs adds club management, member communications, activities, tasks, sponsor visibility, and fundraising. That makes it relevant to administrators handling club-wide needs, not just an individual squad. Teamy says it processes information such as names, email addresses, and team-related data, and users can request access, correction, or deletion. Its help centre says a response, when needed, may take up to five working days; Teamy Clubs also offers administrators 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 a sensible starting point for a small roster, but the caps and advertising make it less suitable for larger or ad-averse teams.

Player costs $4.99 a year, billed annually for an individual subscription. It removes ads and adds a link program to the user's own calendar, but it does not offer the team-owner capacity of Coach. Coach costs $44.99 a year, billed annually, and includes team-owner features, unlimited teams and members, and a 14-day free trial. It is the clearer fit for a coach managing a growing roster.

Team costs $85 per team per year and gives everyone in the team premium access, with unlimited teams and members. It suits groups that want to cover the whole team rather than have one person pay for an individual subscription. Teamy Clubs costs $339 a year, plus applicable sales tax, for the 75-member club tier and includes a 14-day free trial; clubs with over 1,500 members can contact Teamy for pricing. Subscription limits vary by plan, so teams should match the tier to the number of members and teams they need to manage.

Platforms

Teamy is available on Android, iOS, and the web, allowing members to use the service across mobile and browser devices.

Who it's for

Teamy is best suited to sports teams and associations whose players, coaches, supervisors, administrators, or volunteers need shared scheduling and attendance alongside communication and team-management tools. Small teams can start on Basic; growing rosters have a direct upgrade path, while clubs can consider the separate Teamy Clubs tier. A group that only needs a calendar and does not expect to use the wider team tools may find this breadth unnecessary.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Scheduling, RSVPs, automatic reminders, messaging, lineups, statistics, tasks, and team funds sit in one service, reducing the need to coordinate those jobs separately.
• Pros: Calendar subscriptions and federation-calendar imports help connect team schedules with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and sports calendars.
• Pros: Coach and Team plans remove team and member limits, and the Team plan extends premium access to everyone in the team.
• Cons: Basic is limited to three teams and 25 members and includes occasional ads, which can be a poor fit for larger squads.
• Cons: Player is an individual subscription, so teams wanting shared premium access need the higher-priced Team plan.
• Cons: Help-centre replies may take up to five working days when a response is needed, which may not suit administrators who need quicker support.

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 that includes team chat, RSVPs, unlimited players, scheduling, dues and registrations, and digital waivers.

TEAMS FC offers a free plan capped at 12 players per team, so it may suit a smaller roster.

The Dugout is another freemium team-management option to compare.

ALIGN Sports may suit teams that want its free plan's schedule, roster, RSVPs, chat, notifications, sport-specific lineups, and Stripe integration.

BenchApp has a free plan with an unlimited roster, scheduling, RSVP tracking, team messaging, player stats, and payment tracking, making it a useful alternative for teams that prioritize those functions at no cost.

Equipo.me offers free core functionality with unlimited teams, administrators, and players; advanced features have custom pricing.

Heja may appeal to teams that need a free schedule, RSVPs, messaging, and document sharing, though its free plan has one team admin and is ad-supported.

Spond is a free app that invites up to 500 members, making it a candidate for groups that need a larger stated invitation limit.

Verdict

Choose Teamy if your team or association wants scheduling and attendance alongside messaging, lineups, statistics, tasks, and team funds, with paid tiers that scale from an individual to a whole club. Its free plan can serve a small roster, but the 25-member cap and ads make Coach or Team more practical as a team grows. Look elsewhere if you need only a basic schedule or prefer a free option with a larger stated member or invitation limit.