Modern club management built by parent coaches who got tired of expensive platforms designed for office work, not the sideline.
Enterprise platforms charge $9,000–$15,000/year for features most volunteer coaches never use. Then add $4,000+ per camera for video.
Per-player fees add up fast. A 200-player club pays $10,000+ annually for features they barely touch.
Registration and payments, but nothing for game day. Coaches get clunky afterthoughts, not real tools.
Features designed for professional academies, not parent coaches running U10 practice after work.
Everything your club needs to run — and everything your coaches need on the field.
Run your club from one place.
Built for the sideline, not the office.
A few from each part of the platform, grouped by the job they do. The full list lives on Club Admin, Coaching and Schools.
Sign up families, collect the paperwork, take the money.
One flow for the whole family — add several children, several programs, one checkout.
Decide what each stage requires and the platform holds families to it.
Who is on the team, and where everyone needs to be.
One directory for the club, scoped so a coach sees their team and an admin sees everything.
Month, week and day views, plus a field-booking view when you're sharing fields.
The Saturday-morning half of the platform, built for a phone in one hand.
Subs, minutes and goals from the sideline. Parents follow along live.
Set the shape during the week; walk onto the field with it ready.
Stream from a phone or any RTMP camera. No proprietary hardware, no per-player fees.
The part most club platforms leave out.
A practice plan in the time it takes to find the car keys.
Green, amber, red on three things, at the end of a session, in under a minute.
Reaching people, with the safeguarding built in rather than bolted on.
Three channels per team, so the right message reaches the right people.
An adult can't quietly open a private channel to a child. That is not a setting you have to remember to switch on.
Host the event yourself instead of handing it to another platform.
Pool play and single or double-elimination brackets, run end to end.
Season-long competition with the same scheduler, referees and discipline tools.
The administrative floor everything else stands on.
Twenty modules, switched on per organization.
iOS and Android, built for standing on a touchline in the rain.
Everything above is common to both. What differs is who holds the account, how a player is described, and how much administrative machinery you want in the way.
A parent signs the child up, and pays.
The roster comes from the school, and the athlete is the account.
A quick look at Soccer Edge vs. commercial platforms. See full comparison →
| Feature | Commercial Platforms | Soccer Edge |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Cost (200 players) | $9,000–$15,000 | At cost (~$100/mo + video usage) |
| Live Game Tracking | ||
| BYOD Streaming | ||
| AI Coaching Tools | ||
| Club Website Builder | ||
| Registration & Waivers | ||
| Tournament Hosting |
Soccer Edge started when our club faced a choice: pay $12,000/year for PlayMetrics, $16,000/year more for Hudl cameras, or keep juggling spreadsheets and group texts.
As a software engineer and youth coach, I knew we could do better. Not a product to sell — just tools our coaches actually needed.
No venture capital. No growth targets. Just better soccer software, at cost, for nonprofit clubs.
"I built the tools I wished I had when I started coaching. If they help other clubs too, that's even better."
We're selectively working with nonprofit youth soccer clubs. Tell us about your organization.
Or email directly: hello@edge.soccer