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EasyChamp vs League Builder

EasyChamp

8.1#2 in sports website buildersFrom $29 a month
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FactEasyChampLeague Builder
IntegrationsStripe is the documented payment connection, with Stripe-hosted Express setup and existing Standard connections supported.The FAQ names Stripe for subscription payments and Google Tag Manager or Google Analytics for site analytics; it does not list broader product integrations.
Privacy and complianceWhere GDPR applies, EasyChamp lists contract performance, legitimate interests, consent and legal obligation as its legal bases and says it does not sell personal data.The privacy policy says the service does not sell personal data and notes that additional GDPR or CCPA rights may apply to users in those jurisdictions.
Security and paymentsSign-in is handled by Keycloak, and Stripe processes card data as a PCI-DSS payment processor without EasyChamp storing full card numbers.The privacy policy says data is transmitted over HTTPS, passwords are hashed, and Stripe handles payment data without card numbers being stored on League Builder servers.
Self-hostingEasyChamp’s public pages describe hosted web and mobile products and do not state a self-hosting option.The maker describes a hosted web platform and does not document a self-hosted deployment option on its reviewed technical pages.

EasyChamp plans

  • FreeFree
  • Club$29 a month
  • Goal Replays add-on$29 a month
  • Event Pass$39, paid once
  • Club App Pro founding price$49 a month
  • Managed league site$79 a month

League Builder plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter Pro$19 a month
  • Pro$39 a month
  • Organization$99 a month

Pick EasyChamp if…

It suits organizers of local sports leagues, youth clubs, futsal or 5-a-side competitions, esports events, and office or charity cups. Clubs seeking team schedules and communication tools may also consider EasyChamp Club.

Pick League Builder if…

It suits recreational and amateur league administrators, community programs, and tournament organizers who need a website and season-management tools. The free tier may suit smaller leagues within its team and player limits.

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