Websites for football clubs.
I play non-league myself, and I build websites for clubs at every step of the pyramid. Fixed prices from £395, fixtures that update themselves, sponsor fundraisers that pay the club directly, and everything handed over in your club's name.
See your own club on it in 30 seconds.
Type your club's name and the whole demo changes: your colours, a crest from your initials, your league. Then switch between the three packages to see exactly what each one gets you.
- Find your club from over 2,600, step 2 down
- Your real kit colours, where we know them
- Pick a look: Modern, Classic or Bold
- Switch between Core, Plus and Pro
- Send the link to your committee
The fixtures, players and scores in it are made up. The point is to show what your site could look like, and the design can be changed to suit your club.
One price each. No surprises.
Start with Core and upgrade whenever you like. You only ever pay the difference.
How payment works for club sites. Core has no deposit: you pay when it's finished and you're happy, before it goes live. Plus and Pro take a 30% deposit to book the build slot, which isn't refundable once work has started, and the rest is due the same way. Sponsor, shop and membership payments go straight to the club through a Stripe account in the club's name. I never handle that money.
Built for a Saturday, not a brochure.
Everything here is in the demo, so you can try it before you ask about it.
Fixtures that update themselves
Results, fixtures and the league table come from the FA's Full-Time system your league already uses. Supporters can add any match to their calendar. Core
Matchday mode
On a game day the site leads with kick-off time, gates, admission and the bar, with a one-tap button to share the game in the group chat. Core
An away fans guide
Parking, entrances, prices and where to get a pint: exactly what visiting supporters search for, which helps the club get found. Core
Sponsor-a-square fundraiser
Supporters and local businesses sponsor a square of the pitch. Their name goes on the pitch map and the money goes straight to the club. Plus
Sponsor packages and a pack
From match ball to kit sponsor, a sponsor wall with links, match sponsors on fixtures, and a sponsor pack the committee can print or email. Plus
A club shop
Shirts, scarves and tickets, paid by card straight into the club's own account. Plus
Social media graphics
Full-time and matchday graphics in the club's colours, ready for Instagram and Facebook in one tap after every game. Pro
A digital programme
A programme for every home game that supporters flick through on their phones, with adverts inside to sell to sponsors. Pro
Membership and season tickets
Supporters sign up and pay online, and the details go straight to the treasurer. No passwords for anyone to forget. Pro
One form instead of fifty emails.
Club volunteers have day jobs. So everything I need is collected once, in a club brief that saves as you go and can be printed for the committee.
1. Try the demo
Find your club, click around and pick the package that fits. If you're not sure, ask and I'll tell you honestly.
2. Fill in the club brief
Package, club details, contacts and matchday info, all in one place. It takes about ten minutes.
3. Committee says yes
An email from the chair, secretary or treasurer, then a short plain-English agreement. Replying "I agree" counts.
4. I build it
On a private preview link. Core in about 10 working days, Plus about 15, Pro about 25.
5. You ask for changes
Two rounds of changes are included: wording, photos, colours, layout, anything.
6. It goes live in your name
You pay when you're happy, and every account moves into the club's name with a written list of logins.
Our team built Doncaster City FC.
A pitch-square fundraiser, sponsorship pages and memberships, all running through Stripe. It's a bespoke build at the £2,500+ end. The club packages take the parts that matter most and make them affordable for clubs at every step.
The short answers.
Who owns the website?
The club does, once it's paid for. The site, the web address and every account are in the club's name, and you can take it to anyone else at any time.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. There's no monthly hosting bill. The only running cost is the club's web address, about £12 a year. Changes after launch are £15 each, or £30 a month for up to ten if you'd rather.
Do you do live scores?
No, and I won't promise them. Fixtures, results and the league table update automatically from the FA's Full-Time system, which is what your league already uses.
How does sponsor and shop money reach the club?
Through a Stripe account in the club's name, straight into the club's bank account. I never touch it. Stripe charges a small fee per payment.
Where is the club's site hosted?
On a free hosting account in the club's own name, normally Cloudflare Pages: no monthly bill and no third-party branding. If moving the club's web address settings to Cloudflare isn't practical, for example because the club's email runs through the same provider and nobody has the login, I use Netlify instead. It's also free, and shows a small "Powered by Netlify" badge in the corner. Either way the club owns the account.
Can the design be different from the demo?
Yes. The demo shows what's possible. Your site can have a different layout, different pages and different features.
What about photos of junior players?
Only with consent, following FA safeguarding guidance. By default under-18s are shown by first name and position only, checked with your welfare officer.
See your club on it now.
Type your club's name into the demo, have a click around, and send it to the committee. If you've got questions, message me directly.