Futsal club software built for shared courts and short rotations
OneClub handles the reality of futsal: short squads with constant rotation, sports-hall schedules that change at the last minute, 2-way communication with families per team, training attendance tracking and fee collection by card or SEPA.
No lock-in · Native payment gateway · Built for grassroots futsal clubs
What a futsal club needs and can't find
A futsal club has a recognisable structure: from the youngest age groups up to senior, with short squads of 10 to 14 players where in-game rotation is constant. The real unit of work is not the club or the individual player: it's the team, with its coach, assistant and team manager. Any tool that doesn't understand that granularity falls short within two weeks, because the day-to-day of futsal happens inside each team, not on a general club noticeboard.
Futsal lives inside sports halls and courts that are almost never owned outright: they're shared with the school, the town council, the basketball club or other sections of the club itself. Training slots overlap, change mid-week, and the league game is often played on a different court each round. Coordinating all that through WhatsApp groups, with screenshots of the court schedule and messages that get lost, is a constant source of chaos: players turning up on the wrong court, phantom sessions and parents asking the same thing ten times.
And then there's the admin side, which in grassroots futsal usually falls on two or three volunteers: collecting each player's fee, tracking who has paid for the kit, knowing who actually attends training — a critical figure when squads are short and one absence leaves you without a matchday roster — and communicating schedule changes in time. OneClub is built around how a futsal club really works: team structure, court and sports-hall calendar, 2-way communication with staff permissions, in-app attendance tracking and recurring collection with multi-child support.
Designed for the real operations of futsal
Six features built for grassroots and senior futsal clubs that work with short squads, shared sports halls and intensive communication with families.
Typical futsal cases
Three club profiles that fit OneClub best. If your futsal club looks like one of these, you'll save hours every week.
How it works in a futsal club
The typical flow from opening your account to the season running on autopilot.
- 1
Create the club's teams
Define the structure: age groups and the teams within each. Assign coach, assistant and manager to each team with their permissions, and mark the sports hall or court where they train.
- 2
Import or invite the players
Upload the Excel with the current squad or share a public sign-up link for new registrations. Families sign up, upload the minor's documents (ID, medical form) and pay the first fee by card in the same flow.
- 3
Set up calendar and communication
Upload training slots and league games, resolving sports-hall clashes across teams. Each team opens its internal communication channel and coaches start sending call-ups and taking attendance from the app.
- 4
Season running on autopilot
Monthly fees with dunning, centralised attendance, per-team communication with read receipts and an up-to-date court calendar. You log into the dashboard once a week and the whole futsal club is under control.
We share the sports hall with the basketball club and the school, so court schedules were a chaos of WhatsApp screenshots. With OneClub each team sees its calendar and call-ups, and when the council moves a court I update it once and that's it. I stopped being the club's switchboard.
Frequently asked questions about futsal clubs
What board members and coaches of futsal clubs ask us most.