A women’s rugby side lined up arm in arm across the pitch before kick-off

Teams

Team management, end to end.

One place for players, matchdays, dues and who is eligible to play. For clubs, social groups and recreational leagues — anything with the same faces turning up every week. No spreadsheets, no chasing people in the group chat.

SQUADA rugby team in a huddle, squad numbers across their backs

Squad management: players, not paperwork.

Invite by link
Send a join link — players fill in their own profiles. Nobody types a roster by hand.
Player profiles
Number, position, appearances and payment history in one record, whatever the sport.
Matchday
Log availability, the line-up and who actually played, session after session.
Internal tournaments
Run a knockout or mini-league inside your own squad. Same players, no setup.
MONEYA referee holding a red card above their head towards a player

Team dues that collect themselves.

Online collections
Dues, match levies and fines paid by card or transfer. The reference matches itself to the player.
Automatic eligibility
Dues settled, player eligible. Their matchday status updates without the manager touching it.
Fines & rules
Set the fine structure once — late to training, missed game, no-show. Rules, not arguments.
Financial reports
Collection history, outstanding balances, audit trail, season summaries.
A coach in a tracksuit and cap watching his side train

Who this is for

The person doing this after work.

Spard is built for whoever ended up running the club — the coach, the captain, the one person with the spreadsheet. Everything here removes a job from them.

Also on Spard

Hosting, not just playing.

Run the competition your team plays in, or one it does not. Competitions works on its own, and a team can host one from inside the club.

Cost

Managing a team is free.

Every feature on this page, for every squad, with no player cap. You only meet a fee when you collect money through Spard, and you see it first.

Guides

Running a team, written down.

How to collect team dues without chasing anyone
Work out what everyone owes, agree the rules up front, and make paying easier than not paying.
Player eligibility and suspension rules for amateur leagues
Who is allowed to play, caution thresholds, match bans and how a ban is served.
How to organise an amateur league: a step-by-step checklist
The decisions to make before a league starts, in the order you will need them.
A kickabout in a city park, everyone still in the clothes they arrived in

Free to start

Set it up before training.

No card. Invite your players tonight and have a roster before the next session.