What the role asks
How they play it
What it costs
Dashboards · For football clubs
Built around the club.Owned by the club.
(01)MatchdayRevenue
Every source.One total.
Ticketing, food and drink, the bar and the shop land in one place. The day is split by phase. The next game is read from the ones before it.
At Farnham Town that view took revenue per head from £7.45 to £17.60, and the average gate from 85 to 1,400+.
Ticketing
Food and drink
Bar
Shop
One total · revenue per head£17.60 from £7.45Farnham Town, 2021/22 to 2025/26
Pre-match47%
First half13%
Half time7%
Second half12%
After the whistle18%
Saturday against Tuesday
Our club, 2025/26 league games.
Saturday · 1,019£14,682
Tuesday · 473£5,880
The next game
By the clock
Against the day
(02)RecruitmentThe board
The role,then the player.
A signing is the largest bet most clubs make. The dashboard puts the role on the table first, then the options against it, before a budget is committed.
What the role asks
How they play it
What it costs
What the role asks
How they play it
What it costs
(03)And the rest
Whatever theclub needs.
The two dashboards are where most clubs start. The build follows the operation, not a menu.
Car park
Pitch booking
Hospitality
Volunteer rota
Talk to us
Tell us whatthe club needs.
A matchday view, a recruitment view, or a tool the club does not have yet. We scope it, build it, and the club owns it.