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Stack Sports operates at a different altitude — a portfolio built through acquisition, with partnerships at national governing body scale and alliances with Mastercard, Fiserv and BSN Sports. Their own homepage is a single line and a contact button. If you are a club or a league rather than a federation, that is a long way from a product you can evaluate on a Tuesday evening.
Taken from the Stack Sports site as it stood on 28 September 2026. Their site has no pricing page and their homepage directs you to contact them.
| Ligue | Stack Sports | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | Yes — $100 per sport, per month | No — no pricing page on their site |
| How you evaluate it | Read the pricing page, register, start | “Contact us today” — sales-led |
| Shape of the company | One platform | A portfolio assembled through acquisitions |
| Typical buyer | Clubs, leagues, academies, associations | National governing bodies and large organizations |
| Sports covered | 18+, each with native scoring | Multiple, across the portfolio |
| Registration & payments | Included | Yes — including a payments partnership with Fiserv |
| Live scoring & box scores | Included | Not stated on their site |
| Live streaming | Included | Not stated on their site |
| Self-serve sign-up | Yes — register and set up your organization | Not stated on their site |
| Time to a usable answer on cost | Immediate | A sales conversation |
Every figure above is taken from each company’s own public pricing page and was verified on 28 September 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice — check the Stack Sports site before you decide. Ligue is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any company named on this page.
Comparing feature lists here would be misleading. These products are sold to different people.
National governing bodies, state associations and enterprise partnerships. At that scale a procurement process, a bespoke contract and an implementation team are normal, and a published price would not mean much. If you are that organization, they are a serious option.
A club with 300 athletes and a volunteer committee does not want a procurement process. It wants to know the price, sign up, and take registrations before the season opens. That is the gap Ligue is built for, and it is why our number is on a page rather than in a proposal.
Stack Sports has grown by acquiring products, which means what you get depends on which part of the portfolio you are sold. Ligue is one platform: registration, payments, scheduling, scoring, streaming and reporting are the same system, not integrated ones.
Be honest with yourself about which of these two descriptions is your organization.
They do not publish pricing. There is no pricing page on their site and their homepage directs you to contact them, which is normal for enterprise sales but means you cannot compare without a conversation.
It is a portfolio built substantially through acquisition, so what you are offered depends on which products in that portfolio you are sold. Ligue is a single platform where registration, payments, scoring and reporting are the same system.
Yes — multi-site clubs and associations run on it, and Enterprise pricing exists for organizations at volume. What differs is that you can start without a procurement process and see the standard price first.
Organizations move between platforms between seasons and sometimes mid-season. What is practical depends largely on what you can export from your current system, which is worth establishing before you commit either way.
$100 per sport, per month, with unlimited players, teams and seasons and every feature included. Enterprise pricing is available for larger multi-site organizations.
No. Stack Sports is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to identify the product being compared. There is no affiliation, endorsement or partnership.
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