At Farnham Town, up from £7.45, past the average League One club at £13.50.

Off Pitch is an external Chief Revenue and Digital Officer for football clubs. More supporters through the gate, more spend from each of them, and a digital audience that pays.
At Farnham Town, up from £7.45, past the average League One club at £13.50.
Up from 85 a game in 2019, with sellouts above 2,300.
Grown tenfold since 2022 through national press and creator partnerships.
One of the 40 most-watched club accounts in English football.
Every club has the same three. They compound, so a club moving all three grows faster than a club moving any one of them.
What each person spends once they are inside the ground. Ticketing, food and beverage, retail, hospitality and sponsorship, priced against the crowd you get and served across enough outlets to take a second round at half time.
More people through the turnstile, arriving earlier and staying longer. Ticketing that works on a phone, membership and season ticket renewal, and reasons to be at the ground either side of kick-off.
The following the club builds and the revenue attached to it. Content, social growth and a website that sells, from people who ran tech and media at one of the world’s largest social agencies.
Put in your average attendance and what a matchday takes today. The projection shows what the same crowd is worth at each level of the game.
Farnham Town closed a gap this size across four seasons, from £7.45 a head to £17.60. Talk to us about the same number at your club.
Benchmarks are matchday revenue per attendee across each division. Figures assume 23 home league games. Same fixtures, same ground, same supporters. Levels are ordered by revenue per head, not by league position.

Farnham Town is our club and where most of this work started. Since 2022 it has won three promotions and reached the highest level in its history. Off the pitch it has gone from a £30,000 members’ club to a seven-figure business.
One of the 40 most-watched club accounts in English football, alongside clubs several divisions above.
From 85 a game in 2019 to 1,400 and above today, with sellouts past 2,300.
Digital ticketing, retail, new food and beverage outlets and hospitality packages.
National press and creator partnerships turned attention into signed sponsorship.
The club’s social output is now one of the 40 most-watched in English football, alongside clubs several divisions above.
Average attendance has grown from 85 a game in 2019 to 1,400 and above today, with sellouts above 2,300.




Creator partnerships with the Sidemen, Callux, Pitchside and others turned attention into sponsorship and revenue.
Revenue per head went from £7.45 to £17.60, past the average League One club at £13.50, from a ground in the National League South.
Retainers are priced by division, and on the largest opportunities we tie the fee to the revenue we help create.
We go through your commercial revenue matchday by matchday and your digital estate end to end. Ticketing, food and beverage, retail, hospitality, sponsorship, the website and every channel the club posts on.
Then we hand you the moves worth making, sequenced so the ones that pay first come first. Each one carries what it is worth across a season, so the board can see the case.
From there we run them with you across the season, with a CRM and dashboard built around revenue per head so you can manage the number week to week.



Bring your attendance and what a matchday takes today. That is enough for us to tell you where the next pound comes from.
Senior input on one question, for clubs that want an answer before they commit to anything. Bring your attendance and what a matchday takes today. You leave with the moves worth making first at your level and what each one is worth across a season, written up afterwards so you can take it to your board.