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For committees

For your club committee.

The decision to change how a club runs is made round a table, by people who have not seen it. This is the case you can print and hand round.

A club's overview: the first team, its next match with 13 of 16 replied, training, incomplete players and fees owed, each with a button

What the committee is fighting.

Four jobs that sit with whoever on the committee has the time, every week, and what changes for each of them.

Registration.

It lives in paper forms and a WhatsApp group today. Here, parents fill it in themselves from a phone, medical details and consents included, and the form reaches the club submitted, ready to approve.

Every plan
The registrations list: one family submitted and ready to approve, one still in progress with two items missing

Subs.

Chased by hand every month today. Here they split into instalments with due dates, paid by card into the club's own Stripe account, with a reminder to anyone behind in one tap. Match fees are entered by hand today.

Club and up
The subs roster: six families owing, with Remind and Waive buttons on each row

The website and records.

The site, the fixtures and the records are three jobs today, usually held by whoever is left holding them. Here it is one login, and an editor can publish news without seeing member details. Nobody has to be the webmaster.

Every plan
Everyone at the club: roles of club admin, manager and editor, their teams and status, with Suspend, Remove and Reactivate buttons

Children's data.

It sits in spreadsheets on personal phones and laptops today. Here every consent is recorded against the wording agreed, and every time someone opens a child's medical notes or emergency contacts, it is logged.

Every plan
The audit log: when, who, what happened and to which record, with a Download CSV button

Everything a committee answers for.

The parts of the job a committee is answerable for, not just the parts parents notice, one line each, with the plan your club needs for it.

  • Registration from a phone

    Parents fill in the form themselves from a phone, and the club approves it.

    Every plan
  • Subs in instalments

    Split subs into one to twelve even instalments with due dates. Each family pays each one by card.

    Club and up
  • Card payments to the club

    Card payments go into the club's own Stripe account.

    Club and up
  • Reminders, in one tap

    Remind one family, a team or everyone overdue in one tap.

    Club and up
  • One login, nobody is the webmaster

    Invite managers, coaches, editors and a treasurer, and change who can do what. An editor can publish news without seeing member details.

    Every plan
  • Handover, without the folder

    A club admin can switch off a leaving volunteer's access straight away. The records stay with the club.

    Every plan
  • Consent, recorded properly

    Each consent is stored against the wording the family agreed to, with the date.

    Every plan
  • Access on a need-to-know basis

    Medical notes and emergency contacts are visible to the club admin and the manager of the child's own team. Every time someone opens them, it is logged.

    Every plan
  • A log of who did what

    A log of who did what and when, with a CSV download. Club admins only.

    Every plan
  • The data is the club's

    Ask for a copy of everything the club is required to keep, at no charge, any time. After a cancellation you have 30 days to ask for your export, registration, medical and safeguarding records included.

    Every plan
  • Three published prices

    Starter £19, Club £45 and Pro £89 a month billed annually, excluding VAT. Pro rises to £109 a month + VAT when Squad Assist launches. Clubs already on Pro are told first.

    Every plan
  • Launching in winter 2026

    Early clubs are set up personally. Joining the list is free, with no card and no commitment.

The tag shows which plan a club needs. Plans are priced per club, never per player. See every feature, the three prices and how safeguarding works.

What it never does.

A committee answers for the club, so here is what the app will not do.

How safeguarding works
  1. It never claims to make a club compliant. The welfare officer, DBS checks and FA duties stay with the club.
  2. No adult can message a child one to one. There is no setting that turns that off.
  3. It never charges per player or per team. Plans are priced per club.
  4. It never holds the club's data back. Ask for a copy of everything the club is required to keep, at no charge, any time.
  5. It never chases subs on its own. Every reminder is sent by a person.

Print it. Hand it round.

The case for the committee on one page, ready for the meeting pack. Print it, or save it as a PDF.

The Full Squad

One place for the club website, player registration, subs and the week-to-week running of the teams. Built for grassroots, junior and non-league clubs. Launching in winter 2026.

What it does

  • A proper club website. Pro clubs can bring their own web address at launch.
  • Player registration and consents that parents complete from a phone.
  • Subs split into instalments. Match fees charged only for games played come at launch.
  • Fixtures, availability and messaging in one place per team.

What it costs

Three published prices, per club per month, never per team or per player, all excluding VAT:

  • Starter, £19 a month billed annually (£22 monthly).
  • Club, £45 a month billed annually (£53 monthly).
  • Pro, £89 a month billed annually (£105 monthly).

Pro rises to £109 a month + VAT when Squad Assist launches. Clubs already on Pro are told first.

What to do next

Joining the early access list is free, with no card and no commitment. Early clubs are set up personally. Put the club on the list at thefullsquad.com/early-access.

See the full pricingMoving from another platform

Questions committees ask us.

Straight answers to what a committee asks before it votes. If yours is not here, email info@thefullsquad.com and a person will reply.

What should we ask before signing up?

What is included on the plan you are looking at, who owns the club's data, and what happens to it if you ever leave. This page and the pricing page answer all three.

Is safeguarding included on the cheapest plan?

Yes. Safeguarding sits on every plan, never held back for a higher tier, because a club's duties to its children should never depend on which plan it can afford.

Who owns our club's data?

The club does, full stop. Ask for a copy of everything the club is required to keep, at no charge, any time. After a cancellation you have 30 days to ask for your export, registration, medical and safeguarding records included.

What happens when the secretary or treasurer changes?

A club admin can switch off the leaving person's access straight away. The records stay with the club, and the new secretary or treasurer picks up the same records, not a folder nobody can find.

How much does it cost?

Three published prices, per club per month, never per player: Starter £19, Club £45, Pro £89, billed annually and excluding VAT. Pro rises to £109 a month + VAT when Squad Assist launches. Clubs already on Pro are told first.

A coach's hand setting an orange cone down on a 3G pitch beside a bag of footballs, players in orange bibs warming up beyond

Put it on the agenda.

Early-access clubs are set up personally, and places are limited. Get on the list, or tell your committee.

From £19 a month + VAT per clubGet early access