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Your league, online.

Every ReadyRef league gets a free website: your schedule, standings and results, at your own address, ready to share with families. Here’s how to set it up in under a minute.

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Your website, step by step

  1. 0:06Build your league: Create your website
  2. 0:10Claim your address
  3. 0:16Logo, city and age groups
  4. 0:22Build your page
  5. 0:28Move, hide or add sections
  6. 0:34Preview, then Publish website
  7. 0:39Live: copy and share the link
  8. 0:45After games: Publish changes
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Give your league a home page families can find. It’s free, and it takes only a few minutes.

On the League tab, tap Build your league, then Create your website. Pick your web address and tap Claim address. That’s the link you’ll share with families. Add your logo, your city and your age groups. They’re optional, but they help families find you.

Then build your page. Your schedule, standings and results come straight from your league. Move sections up or down, hide what you don’t need, or add your own, like news or an FAQ.

Tap Preview to check it on a phone, then tap Publish website. Your league is live at its own address. Copy the link and share it anywhere. Played some games? Tap Publish changes to bring your latest schedule and results to the site.

Next up: open registration so families can sign up and pay.

Good to know

  • It’s free on every plan. Every ReadyRef league can claim an address and publish its website.
  • Your site updates when you publish. It shows your schedule, standings and results as they were when you last published, so tap Publish changes after game days.
  • Preview doesn’t publish. It shows your current edits without making them public. Nothing is public until you publish.
  • Your address is 3 to 40 characters: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. You can change it later, but the old link stops working and you’ll publish again.
  • Player names stay private. The public site shows teams, games and results, not your players’ names.

Next: registration and payments

Your website is where families sign up. Open registration, connect Stripe, and families sign up and pay on their phone, with card payments going straight to your bank.

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