If your facility runs its own leagues, LeagueArc schedules games across every court and field without double-booking, takes registrations and payments online, and publishes live scores and standings on your own site.
Open full-sizeA closer look at LeagueArcRegistration, schedules, and scores in one place.
Registration, schedules, and scores in one place
Standings and stats that update themselves
Help moving your league
Built around your gameSport-specific scoring and statistics
Your season, connectedRegistration through the final result
Personal help getting startedOnboarding and migration support
Made for the people running the league
Your leagues, on your courts, on schedule.
Courts, registrations, and results in one system.
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Every court and field in one schedule
Add each court and field with its opening hours and blackout dates. Games are assigned to specific surfaces, and double-booked venues are flagged across every league you run.
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Several leagues under one roof
Run each league—Monday basketball, Thursday volleyball—with its own teams, schedule, and standings under your facility’s organization.
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Registration and payments
Teams and players register and pay online, with installments, promo codes, and a waitlist when a league fills.
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Invoices and receipts
Send invoices with PDF copies, track what has been paid, and export everything to CSV for your bookkeeper.
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Live scores in the building
Scorekeepers score from a phone courtside, and standings and your public site update as soon as games go final.
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Schedule changes in one pass
Shift a night’s games or move them to another court with bulk edit, then send one announcement to the teams affected.
A look inside
Know what needs attention before the doors open.
Action items, league health, and upcoming games, together on one dashboard.
Inside LeagueArc
Open full-sizeA closer look at LeagueArcInside LeagueArc, from first signup to final score.
The work you know well
Where facility leagues lose hours.
Start with the parts of running your league that take the most coordination.
Scheduling across shared courts
When several leagues share your courts and fields, one scheduling mistake means two teams and one court. Spotting conflicts in a spreadsheet takes hours and still misses some.
Chasing registrations and payments
Paper forms, bank transfers, and cash at the front desk make it hard to know who has paid, who is on which team, and whether a league is full.
Keeping players informed
Players want schedules, scores, and standings on their phones. Posting them by hand after every game night is a job nobody has time for.
Tracking revenue across programs
League fees, tournament entries, and sponsorships arrive through different channels. Reconciling them without one system leads to missed invoices and revenue leakage.
Personal onboarding & migration support
Moving leagues over from another system?
Tell us about your league, your current data, and what a move would involve.
Yes. Each league gets its own teams, schedule, standings, and public pages under your organization, and venue double-booking checks cover all of them. Running more than one league in an organization is part of the Enterprise plan.
How does LeagueArc prevent double bookings?
When a game is scheduled, LeagueArc checks the venue against every other game in your organization and flags double-bookings, blackout dates, and games outside venue hours.
Can outside groups book open court time through LeagueArc?
No. LeagueArc schedules and runs leagues and tournaments; it is not a court-rental or drop-in booking system. Keep your booking tool for rentals and run your leagues in LeagueArc.
Can we invoice teams or sponsors?
Yes. Create and send invoices with PDF copies, track payments against them, and export your invoices to CSV.
Can we run tournaments too?
Yes. Tournaments get brackets or pool play, QR team check-in, and a live public results page, alongside your regular leagues.