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Subscription plans, read as a table
Every club starts
somewhere on the table.
Clubhouse is the digital operating system behind a football club's website, squad records, matchday operations, ticketing and gate access, media accreditation and fan commerce, sold the way clubs already understand: promotion, not upsell.
| Pos | Plan | Modules | Trial | Price | Zone | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EliteEverything in Matchday, plus memberships, all available club modules and lower ticketing fees. | 13 / 13 | — | USh 5,200,000 / first yearUSh 4,200,000 / year from year twoFirst year includes setupUSh 700 per paid ticket · payment-provider charges separate | Champions League zone | Get started |
| 2 | MatchdayEverything in Professional, plus digital ticket sales and gate scanning. | 12 / 13 | — | USh 4,500,000 / first yearUSh 3,600,000 / year from year twoFirst year includes setupUSh 800 per paid ticket · payment-provider charges separate | Europa League zone | Get started |
| 3 | ProfessionalRun your club website, football information, accreditation and commercial operations. | 10 / 13 | — | USh 3,500,000 / first yearUSh 3,000,000 / year from year twoFirst year includes setup | Play-off zone | Get started |
| 4 | FoundationCore publishing, football operations and a live match centre for a growing club. | 5 / 13 | — | USh 200,000 / monthUSh 2,000,000 / year | Promotion zone | Get started |
| 5 | TrialLaunch the club website, teams and fixtures for 30 days. | 3 / 13 | 30-day | Free | Pre-season | Start free trial |
Fan sideMatchday programme
News, squads, fixtures, live match centre, tickets and accreditation, themed entirely in the club's own colours.
Staff sideControl room
A dense, neutral operations dashboard for the people running matchday: publishing, gate scanning, finance, reconciliation.
Two worlds, one tenant
The same club data, in two registers.
Every club gets an expressive public site fans recognise as theirs, and a scanning-first console staff can run a matchday from. They share one tenant, one permission model, and one entitlement layer underneath.
Module entitlements are the product
A club buys the modules it needs. The rest genuinely disappears.
An inactive module leaves no trace: no menu item on the public site, no stub in the dashboard, no way to write its data. What a plan includes is what a club can actually do, not a marketing distinction.
Squads, staff, seasons and statistics
Competitions, matches and standings
Line-ups, events and live commentary
Inventory, orders, QR tickets and scanning
Applications, approvals, passes and access zones
Fan plans, renewals and benefits
Merchandise catalogue, stock, orders and delivery or pickup
Sponsors, campaigns and reporting
League and cup tables, fixtures and player statistics maintained by Clubhouse
Transaction reconciliation and ledger reporting
Matchday ticket and accreditation validation at the gate
Connect your own domain after paid activation; assisted setup is quoted separately
Not a mockup
See a working club site.
Zoora FC is a fictional club, but its site is real Clubhouse output. Every page was built by entering data once, not by design work.
UGX pricing, mobile money alongside card rails, and gate scanning that queues interrupted scans for safe retry. Built for African club realities first.
Row-level tenant security, not a shared database with a filter. Every club-owned record carries its own club_id.
Start on the pre-season plan. Free.
No card required. Promote whenever your club is ready for more of the pitch.