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Competize vs LeagueArc

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Competize

7.9#2 in sports website buildersFrom €9 a month
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FactCompetizeLeagueArc
AudienceThe product is presented for sports organizations including tournament organizers, clubs, federations, municipalities, universities, and sports facilities.It is built for youth leagues, adult recreational leagues, prep programs, and amateur or multi-sport operators.
HeadquartersThe about page says Competize's offices are located in Badajoz and Barcelona.Canada
IntegrationsAn embeddable widget publishes schedules, standings, rankings and scores on an existing website and updates them in real time.The maker lists Stripe, Square, Google Analytics, Google Sheets, Twilio, Mailchimp, Google Calendar, and QuickBooks integrations or exports.
ProductCOMPETIZE is a sports management platform for tournaments, leagues, clubs, venues, federations, municipalities, and universities.LeagueArc combines sports league registration, payments, schedules, standings, stats, live scoring, and a public league website.
SupportCompetize offers after-hours support for urgent issues and questions, with a customized quote based on weekdays, weekends, and holidays.LeagueArc says it usually answers support messages within one business day and has direct email support for bugs, technical issues, billing, and account help.

Competize plans

  • FriendsFree
  • Small Tournaments€19 a month
  • Professional Managers€39 a month
  • Professional Managers tiers€60 a month
  • Widget€108 a year
  • Small Tournaments€190 a year

LeagueArc plans

  • StarterC$29 a month
  • ProC$69 a month
  • EnterpriseC$159 a month

Pick Competize if…

It suits tournament and league organizers, sports clubs, venues, federations, municipalities, and universities that need competition tools or a sports website. Participants can use its mobile apps to follow results, teams, classifications, and athlete statistics.

Pick LeagueArc if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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