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Grassroots club software for the UK

Football, cricket, rugby, netball, bowls — ClubHelix gives UK grassroots clubs a website-first platform with membership, subs collection, fixtures and safeguarding-aware admin built in. Free plan to start.

Free plan to start · The demo is a real, fully populated club site

Website-first, admin-deep

A public site you’re proud to share, with registration, subs collection, selection, fixtures and comms behind the same login.

Safeguarding-aware

Accreditation registers with expiry reminders, incident reporting, and member chat with no private DMs — built for junior-sport safeguarding expectations.

Pitch and court booking

Clash-proof pitch booking software for courts, pitches, arenas and clubrooms on a drawable venue map — one hirer at a time or shared by the place, paid by card or at the venue.

UK grassroots clubs are asked to run like small businesses on volunteer hours. ClubHelix bundles the whole job — website, membership and subs, match-day comms, fundraising, governance records — so the committee stops stitching together spreadsheets and standalone tools.

Every club gets a modern site in club colours with fixtures, results and league tables published automatically, online membership with renewals and reminders, and email that lands in inboxes instead of spam folders.

The safeguarding load is designed in, not bolted on: accreditation registers with expiry reminders, structured incident reporting, digital consent forms and waivers, and club chat without private DMs — the paperwork your welfare officer actually needs, in one place.

Have a look around the live demo club first — it’s a real, fully populated site, not a mock-up. Then start free: template, colours, publish, and add modules as the club grows.

Sound familiar?

The jobs that eat volunteer evenings — and what happens to them on ClubHelix.

Subs collected by bank transfer and hope

The treasurer reconciles a spreadsheet against bank references like “JOHNSON U12” while half the squad’s subs are still “coming this week, promise”.

Safeguarding admin on paper

DBS checks and coaching qualifications tracked in a binder, with no reminder before one quietly expires mid-season.

Match day scattered across apps

Selection in one app, the league table on another site, training changes in three parallel group chats — and parents still asking what time kick-off is.

One platform, one login, one handover. See everything that's included.

Your club's own app — no app store required

Members and parents install your club as an app from the browser — fixtures, selection, RSVPs and club news on the home screen, with push notifications instead of a fourth group chat.

  • Installs to the home screen in two taps — no app store, nothing to publish
  • Push notifications for fixtures, events and club news
  • RSVP to events and training from the phone
  • A digital membership card, with wallet passes on paid plans
  • Always your branding, always the current version

Online this afternoon — three steps

  1. Start free

    Create your organisation in a couple of minutes — free plan, no contract, no sales call.

  2. Pick a template, add your colours

    Choose a club template, drop in your logo and colours, and the guided setup wires up the pages, navigation and forms for you.

  3. Invite the committee and members

    Give each officer role-based access, open registration, and switch on events, the shop or competitions whenever the club is ready.

Not sure yet? Click through the live demo club — it's the whole platform running on a real site.

The words we use in United Kingdom

Clubs everywhere do the same jobs and call them different things. Here is the vocabulary ClubHelix uses across United Kingdom — on your pages, in your admin, and in the reports your committee reads.

What it isIn United KingdomAlso called
The organisation
club
organization
A sports body
sports club, community sports club
youth sports organization
The people in it
member, player
player
What they pay
membership fee, subs, subscriptions
subscription, dues, registration fee
The joining period
registration day, sign-up day
sign-on day, sign-up day, open registration, registration season
Who plays when
fixture, fixture list
draw, schedule
Who is winning
league table, table
ladder, points table, standings, log
Midweek sessions
training, coaching session
practice
Food on match day
tea bar, clubhouse bar, refreshments
canteen, concession stand, concession, tea hut, tuck shop
What they wear
kit, playing kit, club shirt
uniform
Where merch is sold
club shop, online club shop
team store
Who runs it
committee, club committee, trustees
board
Its legal form
CASC, community amateur sports club, registered charity, CIO
incorporated association, incorporated society, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, not-for-profit corporation, clg, npo
Volunteer vetting
DBS check, enhanced DBS, safeguarding check
working with children check, police vetting, background check, police record check, garda vetting, police clearance
Where they play
pitch, ground, court, arena
ground, field
The building
clubhouse, pavilion
clubrooms, facility
Raising money
grants, funding, sponsorship
fundraising
The young ones
juniors, youth section, mini section
youth, minor, juveniles
Who they report to
county association, national governing body, league
state association, regional body, league, provincial association, county board, provincial union

Every sport, written for United Kingdom

Each of these pages is written in United Kingdom terms — the words your committee, your parents and your governing body actually use.

Frequently asked questions

Does ClubHelix suit clubs in NGB league structures?
Yes — if your league or governing body mandates its own registration or results system, run it alongside ClubHelix: their comp, your club platform.
Is pricing available in pounds?
The pricing page localises to your region. Every club starts on the free plan with no long contract, and a 14-day free trial of paid plans means nothing to pay today.
How does ClubHelix help with safeguarding?
Accreditation registers track DBS checks and qualifications with expiry reminders, incident reporting is structured and auditable, and member chat has no private direct messages. Your club’s safeguarding policy can be published on the site and included in registration consents.
Can we collect subs in instalments?
Yes — membership types support instalment plans and renewal reminders, and every payment lands against the member’s record automatically.
Do members need to download an app?
No — the club site works in any browser, and anyone who wants the app experience installs it to their home screen in two taps, with push notifications for fixtures, selection and news.
We already have a club website. How hard is it to move?
Shorter than most committees fear. Members come in as a CSV with duplicate detection and a dry run; pages are rebuilt from a template rather than ported, which is typically one evening; and the domain moves last so nothing breaks in between. Two things to plan for: your old design is not copied, and stored card or direct debit authorities never transfer between systems, so every payer re-authorises. Close season is the sane time to do it.

Your club, online this afternoon

Free to start — pick a template and put your club's colours on it. Or click through the live demo first and see everything running.