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Gesdep vs OneClub

Gesdep vs OneClub — Honest comparison 2026

Gesdep is a veteran Spanish suite with 100+ modules and a lot of technical and medical depth for clubs that want to manage performance down to the last detail. OneClub bets on modern card-first collection, online registration and transparent pricing. We compare, with no spin, when to choose each one.

No lock-in · Assisted migration at no cost

Executive summary in 60 seconds

If you only have a minute, this is what matters.

Choose Gesdep if…

Your club needs technical depth: sports planning, tactical board, scouting, player development reports and a medical/physio module. Gesdep has covered that ground for decades with 100+ modules and an app for families.

Choose OneClub if…

You want to charge by card and Apple Pay, register online with a link, group fees per family, sell tickets and season passes, and see public pricing without a sales call. OneClub is lighter and more modern on the admin and payments side.

If you're unsure…

The key question is: is your priority advanced technical-sporting and medical management (Gesdep) or modern collection, online registration and simple admin (OneClub)? Read on: table, scenarios and migration guide.

Comparison table

Feature by feature

Payments, registrations, ticketing, technical management and pricing. Where Gesdep wins, we say so. Based on the public information on their site as of the date in the footnote.

FeatureGesdepOneClub
Payments and fees
Native gateway (card and Apple Pay first)Partial or limitedIncluded
SEPA direct debit collectionIncludedIncluded
Apple Pay and Google PayPartial or limitedIncluded
Automatic dunning (smart retries)Partial or limitedIncluded
Fees grouped per family (multi-child)Partial or limitedIncluded
Registrations and members
Public online registration linkPartial or limitedIncluded
Register several children without re-entering dataPartial or limitedIncluded
LOPIVI / GDPR documentationPartial or limitedIncluded
Events and ticketing
Event ticketing (match tickets)Partial or limitedIncluded
Season passesPartial or limitedIncluded
Public club website with its own SEOPartial or limitedIncluded
Technical and sporting management
Sports planning and tactical boardIncludedNot included
Scouting and recruitment (technical reports)IncludedNot included
Medical and physiotherapy moduleIncludedNot included
Training attendance trackingIncludedPartial or limited
Pricing and plans
Public pricing on the websiteNot includedIncluded
Self-serve onboarding in minutesPartial or limitedIncluded
Support and onboarding
Support in SpanishIncludedIncluded
Assisted migration at no costPartial or limitedIncluded

✓ Native · ⚬ Partial or limited · ✗ Not available. When a feature exists but requires an addon, higher tier or external module, we mark it as partial (⚬).

Honesty first

When to choose Gesdep over OneClub

Four concrete scenarios where Gesdep is the best decision for your club.

  • If your club lives on technical work and wants planning and a tactical board

    Gesdep includes sports planning, a tactical board and session planning inside the product itself. If your coaching staff wants to manage training and tactics in the same tool as admin, Gesdep covers that ground; OneClub focuses on club management (fees, members, communication, attendance) and doesn't compete on technical-tactical analysis.

  • If you need scouting and recruitment with player development reports

    Gesdep offers a scouting module (GD-Scout) and custom player development reports. For clubs with a strong academy that track recruitment and development across seasons, that depth is a real differentiator. OneClub records attendance and basic data, but it's not a scouting tool.

  • If you manage medical services and physiotherapy inside the club

    Gesdep includes medical service management, physiotherapy tracking and injury prevention. If your club has its own medical staff and wants the medical history integrated with the player's record, Gesdep brings it natively. OneClub has no medical module and doesn't compete there.

  • If you value a veteran suite with very broad functional coverage

    Gesdep has been in the Spanish market for years with 100+ modules covering everything from the kit warehouse to staff access control, working with both humble grassroots clubs and elite clubs. If your board values maximum functional breadth and a long track record over simplicity, Gesdep offers more surface area.

Where OneClub wins

When to choose OneClub over Gesdep

Four scenarios where OneClub fits your club better than Gesdep.

  • If you want to charge by card and Apple Pay as the main method

    OneClub is built on a modern payment gateway: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and SEPA, with the card pushed first to maximise conversion and instant collection. Gesdep collects the fee by bank direct debit or credit card according to its site, with a more classic direct-debit approach; a modern card-first checkout isn't its ground.

  • If online registration with a link and multi-child is your priority

    OneClub generates a public registration link the family opens, fills in, uploads the minor's documents and pays in the same flow, with multi-child support and a per-family grouped invoice. It's the flow built for the modern season kick-off. In Gesdep the management is more admin-led and we couldn't verify an equivalent self-serve public registration flow on their site.

  • If you want to sell match tickets and season passes

    OneClub includes native QR ticketing for matches and events, season passes and a public club website with its own SEO. Gesdep focuses on internal club management and facilities; selling event tickets and season passes isn't its focus according to its public site.

  • If you value transparent pricing without a meeting

    OneClub publishes its price: from €49/month. You do the maths in two minutes and start today. Gesdep doesn't publish prices on its site and directs you to a quote/store; if your board wants to evaluate fast without going through sales, OneClub wins there.

How to migrate from Gesdep to OneClub without stopping the club

Standard process: you export, we import and validate. Without halting the season.

  1. 1

    Export your data from Gesdep

    Export members, teams, fee plans and the collection history to CSV/Excel from Gesdep. If you use technical or medical modules you want to keep, decide beforehand which of that information you need to retain and in what format, since these are data OneClub doesn't replace (we're not a scouting or medical tool).

  2. 2

    Automatic importer in OneClub

    You upload the files and OneClub maps the columns (name, ID, IBAN, team, plan, email). You review the preview, fix what's needed and confirm. Fees are set up for card or SEPA collection within the modern gateway, keeping the direct-debit consent where applicable.

  3. 3

    Validation and an orderly go-live

    Before leaving Gesdep, you run a test charge in OneClub with 5-10 members to validate dunning, invoicing and accounting integration. Once you confirm, OneClub goes live. If you keep a technical or medical function in Gesdep that OneClub doesn't cover, we help you document that dual flow with your coaching staff.

We assign you a dedicated onboarder during the migration, at no extra cost and with no mandatory annual contract. And we're honest: if your club depends on Gesdep's technical or medical depth, we'll tell you before you start.

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  • Single price: from €49/month
  • Collection by card, Apple Pay and SEPA
  • Online registration with a link and multi-child
  • Assisted migration at no cost

Data as of May 2026. Features and pricing change — always verify with each vendor before deciding. This comparison is maintained by OneClub; we try to be fair, but we are one of the parties.