Slo-Pitch Tournament and League Software
Built for slo-pitch organizers in Canada and the United States. One site for the schedule, the brackets, the scores, the standings and the team pages.
Free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields and 15 days. No app, and no entry fees or prize money go through the site.
What you get
Made for slo-pitch
Mixed, men's and women's events, home run caps, innings and time limits, and umpire duty for teams that owe it.
Tournaments and leagues
Weekend tournaments with pools and brackets, or a full season with weekly nights and playoffs.
One link for every team
Schedule, bracket, standings, rules, venue and chat. Nothing to download.
Team and player pages
Rosters, records, trophies and a leaderboard that carries on after the weekend ends.
We do not handle the money
No entry fees or prize money go through the site, so there is no cut and no payment set-up.
Help setting it up
Send your schedule in any form and the event is built on your account for free.
How it works
- 1
Create the event
Teams, fields and dates in one short form, or a full set of options if you want them.
- 2
Publish when it is ready
Build it in private, then make it public with one button.
- 3
Run the day from your phone
Scores in at the field, standings and brackets update for everyone.
Questions
Is slo-pitch the same as slow pitch softball here?
Yes. Slo-pitch, slow pitch and softball events are all run the same way on the site. The rules page of each event lists what that organizer has set.
Does it work in Canada and the United States?
Yes. The site is made in British Columbia, Canada, and events can be created and browsed by country, venue and distance across North America.
Can teams report their own scores?
Yes, if the organizer allows it. Captains enter the score at the field and the standings and bracket update straight away.
Is it free?
It is free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields and 15 days, with schedules, brackets, live scores and an event page. Pro and Max raise those limits and remove ads, and can be bought for a single weekend.
Do teams and players need an app or an account?
No. The event is one link that opens in the browser on any phone or PC. Anyone can look at the schedule, bracket and standings without signing in.
Does the site collect entry fees or pay out prize money?
No. Organizers collect entry fees and pay prizes their own way. The site can show the fee and the prize pool on the event page, but the money never goes through it.