Dodgeball Hub runs the whole thing: registration and payments, tournament and league scheduling, live scores, broadcast overlays, memberships and officials. Players get one profile that remembers all of it.
Free tier, every feature. No trial countdown, no credit card, no sales call.
The Hub, end to end
Trusted by the organizations running your sport
Every other tournament platform is racing to support every sport at once, and it costs them: to fit everybody, they end up modelling nobody properly, and you spend your weekend bending your event into their idea of a bracket. We only do this one. That is not a limitation we are apologizing for. It is the entire reason the software knows what a no-sting division is.
Foam, cloth and no-sting carry their own ratings and leaderboards, and referee certification by ball type is a scheduling constraint, not a note in a description field.
“No reffing the team that just beat you” exists because dodgeball tournaments have teams officiating each other. A generic scheduler has never heard of that problem.
Open and mixed divisions, pool-to-bracket formats, the ref shortage at 4pm on day two. We build for these because we are in the gym too.
Organizers get the tools. Players get the payoff, and every event an organizer runs here makes the record better for everyone.
Stop running a tournament out of six browser tabs. Registration, money, schedule, referees, scores and stream all read from the same event.
When your organizer runs on the Hub, you stop filling out the same form forever. One profile, every event, every result, kept.
Pools, brackets, multi-court, league weeks, generated under your own hard rules and soft preferences.
Sign-ups, waivers, discount codes and money in the bank, without a single spreadsheet.
Plans, renewals and dues, with everyone who owes you money in one list.
A tablet on every court with its live schedule and times. Scores land everywhere at once.
Scorebugs, TV boards and upcoming-match screens that match your branding.
A real page for your event and your organization, built without a web developer.
Train and certify your officials, and publish rules people can actually search.
Every match played feeds ratings, leaderboards and a permanent record.
Four steps. The first event is the slow one, and it still takes an evening rather than a month.
Create the event
Dates, venue, courts, divisions, format. Ten minutes, and your public event page is live.
Bring in teams
Share one link. Teams register, sign waivers and pay while you do something else.
Generate the schedule
Courts, rounds, referees and rest time, solved at once. Change something and it re-solves.
Go live
Scores go in courtside and come out on the standings, the schedule and your stream.
Tell it your courts, divisions, format and time blocks, then tell it your rules. Hard rules it can never break, soft preferences it optimizes toward, and referee rules so nobody officiates the game that decides their own pool. Not sure how to phrase a constraint? Describe it in plain English and the AI drafts it. Save the result as a version, generate an alternative, and compare them side by side before you commit.
Multi-court scheduling
Every court has a tablet showing its own live schedule: current game, what is next, what time. The referee enters the score there, and the standings, the schedule, the public event page and the scorebug on your stream all move at once. The scorebug itself is a canvas you design, not a preset you pick.
Courtside to broadcast
One link. Teams sign up, sign the waiver, and pay into your Stripe account, not ours. Cash and e-transfers get recorded against the same registration, so one list tells you who is in and who still owes you.
Registration and payments
DodgeballHub has become an absolutely essential tool for me when running tournaments efficiently and professionally—it saves hours of work and eliminates potential errors. Their customer support is exceptional—responsive, solution-oriented, and always open to feedback. Whether it’s days before an event or in the middle of a tournament, they step in to troubleshoot or build out whatever we need—fast.Dustin Harwood
Event Organizer, USA Dodgeball
Dodgeball Hub allows us to streamline our operations while providing a smooth and enjoyable experience for participants. I highly recommend this platform to any sports organization looking to simplify event management.Marie Pier Blanchard
Dodgeball Drummondville
Every plan includes every feature. The difference is ads, support and the platform fee on payments you take. Nothing is locked behind a tier. Free events collect their registration payments through the platform; paid plans can take payment however they like.
$0 / event
Every feature, subsidized by ads. Free events take their registration payments through the platform, and that fee is what funds the tier.
$185 CAD / event
For the two or three big ones a year. No ads, priority support, lower platform fee.
$45 CAD / month
For leagues and anyone running events all season. The lowest platform fee we offer.
None of these quite fit? A federation, a season-long league, a first event with no budget behind it. Tell us what you are running. We would rather work something out than watch you go back to a spreadsheet.
Nothing up front on the free tier, and every feature is included. Two things fund it: ads on your event pages, and the platform fee on registration payments, which free events collect through the platform. Paid plans drop the ads, lower that fee, and leave you free to take payment however you want.
Both. Leagues run week by week with their own schedule, standings and weekly recaps, and the same machinery covers drop-ins, practices, clinics and combines.
Everything the platform says is translated, meaning schedules, registration, check-in and the emails it sends, currently in English and French with more in the works. Each person sets their own, so a bilingual event does not have to choose one for everybody. What an organizer writes themselves stays in the language they wrote it. If you need a language we do not ship yet, tell us, because that is generally how the next one gets added.
No. It runs in a browser: on the laptop at the score table, on the tablet courtside, on every phone in the gym. You can install it as an app if you want, but nobody has to.
As many as your venue has. The scheduler places matches across every court together, so it can balance rest time and referee assignments instead of filling one court at a time.
Payments go through Stripe into your own account. We never hold your money. You can also record cash and e-transfers against a registration, so one list shows who has paid regardless of how.
They stay. Results, rosters and standings live on as a permanent public record, feeding player profiles and rankings instead of dying in a spreadsheet on someone else’s laptop.
Set up an event, invite your teams, and let the schedule build itself. The free tier is a real tier, with no trial clock and no card.