The season
runs itself.
Post a result once. Every table, fixture and player record updates at the same moment.
Every format
you play.
One engine behind all four, so the fixture secretary learns one tool.
Connected to the
clubs that play it.
Rosters, eligibility and results flow between club and association. Nobody retypes anything.
The rest of the season
Fixtures in one click
Generate a whole division's fixture list, then adjust the exceptions by hand.
Self-serve entry
Clubs and players enter your competitions themselves. No spreadsheet round-robin by email.
Every player's record
Appearances and results build each player's history as the season runs.
Ladders that move
Challenges, results and standing changes handled by the ladder itself.
A public home, free
Fixtures and tables published on pages anyone can find. That part never costs anything.
Survives the handover
When the fixture secretary retires, the season, the rules and the history stay put.
We're recruiting our first-cohort associations.
We're co-designing the competition engine with our first cohort of associations now. If you're a fixture secretary at a district BA weighing up whether to migrate from BaddersWeb or a spreadsheet, this is the moment to talk to us, your input shapes what ships.
Questions, answered.
Does this work for my league?
- Yes. Your league is run by an association (your district or local badminton association), the association is the tenant on Badminton Clubhouse. The association runs one or more competitions (league, cup, ladder) and the platform is built around that structure end-to-end.
When does the competition engine launch?
- It’s live now. Divisions, fixtures, results entry, opposing-captain verification, penalty automation and the public standings table are all built and running. We’re onboarding our first cohort of association secretaries now for the 2026–27 season.
How does match-card entry and verification work?
- The home team captain enters the result. The opposing captain gets a 7-day window to verify or contest. Verified results lock and feed the standings automatically. Contested results route to the association secretary for adjudication, with the original evidence preserved.
Can we migrate from BaddersWeb?
- Yes. CSV exports from BaddersWeb work out of the box for divisions, teams and fixture templates. Where the data we need isn’t exportable, we’ll re-key from a screenshot, whichever is faster for your secretary. We migrate in parallel to your current system and switch over only once you’ve signed off.
What does it cost an association?
- £300 a year for associations with up to 9 member clubs, £450 for 10 to 19, £600 for 20 and up. That covers the whole association layer: fixtures, verified results, standings, cup draws and the secretary dashboard, with no per-club charge from us. Your clubs don’t have to pay anything to take part (standalone mode runs on rostered names), and clubs that do join are free up to 25 members.
Which features ship for 2026–27 vs later?
- 2026–27 baseline: divisions, fixtures, cup competitions, captain match-card entry, opposing-captain verification, penalty automation (late entry, walkovers, ineligible players), automated standings, public results pages, association-secretary dashboard. On the 2027–28 roadmap: multi-team eligibility and play-up limits, automated promotion/relegation, handicap divisions, configurable penalty rules, AGM tools.
Do we have to be local to you to join the first cohort?
- No. The competition engine is built to scale and we’re explicitly inviting associations from anywhere into the first cohort. The earlier you join, the more your input shapes what ships.
What if our players or clubs aren’t on the platform yet?
- Fixtures and results work even where the players and clubs aren’t yet on the platform: we can run an association’s competitions in standalone mode with rostered team and player names only. The richer experience (per-player stats, profile links, club-side captain workflows) unlocks as your clubs onboard.
Ready for next season.
From £300 a year for the whole association. Public competition pages stay free.