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Sportdify vs LeagueApps
LeagueApps takes a share of each payment at a rate you get by quote. Sportdify publishes its prices, starts free, and adds livestreams and open games.
Checked on 21 October 2026 against LeagueApps's own pages
Pick LeagueApps if
- You're a large organisation that wants no subscription and a negotiated rate
- You need facility booking and background checks
- You want registration insurance
Pick Sportdify if
- You want prices published up front and a free start
- You want sibling discounts without contacting support
- You want livestreams and open games in the same app
At a glance
| Feature | Sportdify | LeagueApps |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Free for up to 2 teams and 75 members; Pro US$35/month for 50 active members, then US$1.00 each | None |
| Fee on payments | 2.5% (free plan) or 1% (Pro), plus Stripe's fee | A share of each payment, by quote |
| Payment plans | Yes | Yes |
| Sibling discounts | Yes | Through support |
| Waivers | Yes | Yes |
| Background checks | Records checks; no screening yet | Yes |
| Livestream games | Yes | Not found |
| Open games and friendlies | Yes | Not found |
"Not found" means we couldn't find it on LeagueApps's own pages. See our sources.
- LeagueApps: pricing
- LeagueApps: creating payment plans
- LeagueApps: registration insurance and e-signatures
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Moving across
- 1
Share your club's invite link
Members and parents join from the link, and parents add their children.
- 2
Set up teams and the season
Training repeats each week and games go straight to everyone's calendar.
- 3
Keep LeagueApps while you try it
Run one team on Sportdify first. Nothing in LeagueApps has to change until you're ready.
Questions
What does Sportdify cost as our club grows?
Free for up to 2 teams and 75 members, with a 2.5% fee plus Stripe's processing fee on card payments. Pro is US$35/month for 50 active members, then US$1.00 each, and the card fee drops to 1% plus Stripe's fee.
Can parents manage their children?
Yes. A parent adds each child to their account, signs them up and pays for them, and sees their games and messages.
LeagueApps is a trademark of its owner. Sportdify isn't affiliated with or endorsed by LeagueApps.