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Two Day Passes = $38.
The monthly plan is $9/month — run 3+ tournaments a year and it pays for itself. Run 10 and it's basically free.
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One Tournament
Day Pass
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Pay once. No subscription needed.
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Unlimited teams — no cap on bracket size
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All 6 bracket formats — single elim, double elim, round robin, pool play & more
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Live scoring — winners advance automatically, no manual redrawing
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Shareable bracket page — teams follow results from their phones
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Print-ready bracket — hang it on the venue wall
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Multiple tournaments at once
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Saved bracket history
Monthly Plan
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$
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Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
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Everything in Day Pass — all formats, all features
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Unlimited tournaments — run one or run ten, same price
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Bracket history — your past tournaments stay in your dashboard
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Direct founder access — questions go straight to the person who built it
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Early access to new features — you shape what gets built next
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Breaks even at 2 tournaments/year — $9×12 = $108 vs $19×6 = $114
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Always Free
Starter
Perfect for your first tournament. No card required.
Up to 8 teams
Single elimination only
Live scoring
Shareable link
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Can I cancel any time?
Yes. No questions, no forms. Cancel from your account in one click and you keep access until the end of your billing period.
I only run one tournament a year. Which plan?
Day Pass is built for you. Pay $19, run your tournament, done. If you end up loving it and want to run more, upgrading takes 30 seconds.
When does the monthly plan make sense?
If you run 2 or more tournaments a year, the monthly plan is cheaper. $9×12 = $108/year. Six Day Passes at $19 each = $114. Beyond that it's not even close.
What does "bracket history" mean right now?
Your past tournaments stay visible in your dashboard so you can reference results, reuse team lists, and track how your league evolves over time. This is being actively built — monthly subscribers get it first.