Dade County FC plays UPSL Division 1 in South Florida and runs its season on EasyChamp. This is not a demo and not a staged screenshot: the fixtures, the table, the printable protocols, the tryout registration and the club's own app in both stores are all published from the same console any organizer signs into. Every link on this page is public. Open them.
The club's scorekeeper typed a single result into the console. Below is where it went — and what the same club record looks like on the phone the players carry. Every frame is a capture of the live page linked beside it.
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The club's own public site
Every club gets an address like this one, free on every plan. Next fixture, calendar, announcements, competitions — published by the club, readable without an account.
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The match centre
One page carries the result, both scorers with the players who assisted them, the player of the match, the venue and a link to the club's full broadcast. Nobody re-typed any of it.
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The sheet the referee signs
The same record prints itself as a one-page protocol: goals, assists, the result, the player of the match, and empty discipline and signature fields for the officials to complete by hand at the ground.
The competition table recomputes from the same result, and the fixture list beside it updates with it. No login to read, nothing to publish by hand.
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The squad's week, on their phones
The players open the club's own app and see the same record as a week: sessions with the venue, an arrival time, a going or can't-go answer, and a running count of who has replied.
A result is entered once. The public site, the league table, the player pages, the printable protocol and the club's app all read the same record — there is no second spreadsheet and no re-typing.
Surface
What it does
See it
Public league site
The club's own site: home, competitions, teams, players, announcements. No account needed to read it.
Software makes a season look tidy. This is the season it is keeping: the club's own pictures, published by the club, dated by the club. The photographs are Dade County FC's own, published by the club and served from its media library on our CDN.
Dade County FC · squad photoshootThe first-team squad at the ground, in the kit the club published its season in.
Dade County FC · community session · 27 June 2026A community session, photographed the way the club photographs itself.
Dade County FC · the groundMiami-Dade. A grandstand, two floodlight masts and a pitch that gets used.
Dade County FC · club artwork · 20 July 2026Their own tryouts poster. The sign-up behind it is a page on this platform.
Dade County FC · matchday artwork · 22 August 2026Matchday artwork the club made and attached to the fixture itself.
Dade County FC · club shopA club with a shop, a sponsor and a crest people wear.
Their own footage
The club films it. We keep the record of it.
A match page can carry the broadcast alongside the result, so the video and the scoreline live at one address instead of two. These are the club's own reels — earlier seasons than the fixtures above, and labelled as such.
Dade County FC 1–0 up on Miami Soccer AcademySilent · 9 s loop
Men's first team · USSL Elite 2024 · Traz Powell Stadium
Dade County FC Women in possessionSilent · 10 s loop
Women's team · WPSL 2024
On the phone
Their own listing, their own crest
App Store listing · id6795719847
The listing is the club's own, under its own name and crest, in both stores — not a tab inside somebody else's app. Behind it is the same club record the site and the table read: the schedule, the call-ups, the attendance answers, the squad and the club's news.
Nothing below is on a waiting list or behind a demo call. Each item runs today, at the plan prices printed on the pricing page, for the sports named at the end of this list.
watch.easychamp.com · captured 2026-09-08Every player gets a public career page. No login, no app, no export.
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Competitions and formats
Round robin (single or home-and-away), group stages and divisions inside one competition, single and double elimination with third-place and automatic byes. Groups chain into a bracket in the same competition.
Generate the fixture list, then place it: match days, kick-off slots, venues and pitches. Every fixture carries its matchday, venue and kick-off time on the public site.
A scorekeeper account that can only enter results for one competition, a team-manager role scoped to a single team, tournament admins, and referee crews assigned per fixture and listed publicly.
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Protocols and paperwork
Every match has a printable one-page protocol: teams, venue, kick-off, goals with assists, player of the match and an empty discipline table for the referee to fill in by hand.
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Broadcast and media on the match page
A match page can carry the broadcast video alongside the result, so a stream and a scoreline live at the same address instead of in two different places.
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The public site
A public league site at your own easychamp.com address. Free on every plan, Free included, live the minute you publish. Nothing to install, no hosting, no card. The "Powered by EasyChamp" line stays on every public page at every tier. It is not for sale. There are no ad slots on any plan.
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The club app
Schedule and call-ups, attendance, the squad, club chat, news and media, live fixtures and standings, training sessions and a tactical board. Two clubs already run their own listing in both stores.
Football, futsal, basketball, volleyball, ice hockey, tennis, padel, pickleball, rugby, baseball and softball, American football and wrestling all run on the same engine: 44 sport kinds, 28 of them esports titles.
What this costs, printed rather than quoted on a call
Unlimited competitions and players on every plan. Free goes live with up to 8 teams per competition; Club lifts that for every competition.
No EasyChamp transaction fees. Payment processor fees apply separately. Entry fees settle to the organizer's own connected Stripe account.
Two things are deliberately not self-serve: a domain you own, which we set up by hand for $499 one-time on top of a paid plan, and your own club app listing, which is scoped on a call. Everything else on this page you can switch on yourself today without talking to anyone.
Yes. Dade County FC plays in UPSL Division 1 in South Florida and uses EasyChamp to run its season: every fixture, result, protocol, registration and squad list on this page is the club's real season, published from the same console any organizer uses. Everything linked here is public — open it without an account.
Do results arrive from the league automatically?+
No. Results are entered by the club's own scorekeeper in the console, and the public site, the table, the player pages and the protocol all update from that one record. EasyChamp does not mirror a governing body's site and does not publish a result nobody entered.
What does it cost to run a season like this?+
Free $0 · Club $29/mo · Event Pass $39 once. Unlimited competitions and players on every plan. Free goes live with up to 8 teams per competition; Club lifts that for every competition. No EasyChamp transaction fees. Payment processor fees apply separately. Entry fees settle to the organizer's own connected Stripe account.
Can our club have its own app in the stores?+
Two clubs already run their own EasyChamp-built app in both stores under their own name and crest. That lane is Club App Pro, $249/mo plus a one-time $999 setup: the setup fee is charged only after a scoping call, Apple and Google enrollment takes two to six weeks, and you see a TestFlight preview first. If you would rather start on the web, setting your club up there and publishing it in the shared EasyChamp Club app are both free.
Can the site run on a domain we own?+
The free address at yourclub.at.easychamp.com is self-serve on every plan. Serving the same site from a domain you own is something we set up by hand with you: $499 one-time on top of a paid plan, not a toggle and not part of any plan's price.
Where do the photographs on this page come from?+
The photographs are Dade County FC's own, published by the club and served from its media library on our CDN. The product screenshots are captures of the live pages linked in the table above, taken on 2026-09-09, and the match protocol is a render of the same protocol.pdf the table links — not a mock-up and not a design comp.
Your season can look like this one by the weekend.
Create the competition, generate the fixtures and publish the site yourself — no card, no call. Or tell us about the league and we will set the first competition up with you.
