GotSport down - Tournaments are going to have fun this weekend

[RandomSoccerFan]

What do clubs pay GotSport anyway? Curious what they're pulling in.

No firm idea, but I know that soccer orgs just don't have that much money for things like this. Here's what they share on their main page about their customer base:



Let's assume they get $1000/year from each Club, League, and State Association. Let's assume they can get $200 per tournament. That's a total of $2M at the top line. Those numbers may be quite high from what they can actually charge, or may be a bit low from what they can actually charge, but I'd bet they are within order of magnitude. It's enough for a business, but it's probably not enough for more than a couple of employees, or enough for "enterprise-quality" much of anything. Here's their final update post. All of the prior updates have been removed from their site.

 

[GLangevinito]

Elite is one of GotSport's competitors. Surf uses them for some of their tournaments as well.

Ah you are right, my bad.

 

[RandomSoccerFan]

I hope we are not going to run into this problem yet again. As of a few moments ago, here's what the schedule page shows for a bunch of Norcal teams. Hopefully it isn't more widespread.

 

[RandomSoccerFan]

Scheduling pages appear to be up now; glad there wasn't much downtime.

 

[Socal-Soccer-Dad]

Elite is one of GotSport's competitors. Surf uses them for some of their tournaments as well.

Is Total Global Sport a third competitor in this?

So the big scheduling platforms =
1) Elite Soccer Tournaments
2) Gotsport
3) Total Global Sports?

 

[RandomSoccerFan]

Seems reasonable - I don't really know the full space; I imagine there are others as well. Didn't MLS Next partner with some IT company awhile ago to do their scheduling & logistics, along with performance management?