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A club merch programme usually ends up as a shoebox of cash and a spreadsheet of sizes. Jerseys, training tops, hoodies and kit bags go in a store you control inside the app your families already use, orders are paid at checkout, and the revenue lands in the same reporting as registration.
Your store, your gear, your prices. List the items your organization actually sells with sizes and options, set what each one costs, and turn a line off when it sells out. There is no external shop to set up, no separate storefront to maintain and no third party taking a cut of a club fundraiser.
Families buy in the app they already have for the schedule and the scores. They pick a size, check out with the payment method already on file, and the order appears on your list with the athlete it belongs to — so you know whose jersey is whose when the box arrives.
Merch is a revenue stream most organizations run badly because it lives outside every other system. Here it does not: store income appears in your transactions and your financial reports next to registration fees, so you can see what the store is actually contributing over a season.
Most of it is gear families were going to buy anyway — the difference is where the margin goes.
Home and away jerseys, shorts and socks in the sizes your age groups need, ordered against the athlete so nothing is unlabelled on collection day.
Training tops, club hoodies and kit bags — the items families buy more than once and are happy to buy from the club.
A one-off run for a tournament or an anniversary, opened for a fixed window and closed when the order goes to the printer.
Photo packages, replacement equipment and the small spares that would otherwise be handled in cash at the side of a pitch.
No. The store is part of Ligue and lives in the app your families already use, so there is no storefront to build and no second system to keep in step with your season.
At checkout, with the same card, ACH or Apple Pay they use for registration. There is no separate account and no cash to collect at a session.
Yes. Each product can carry sizes and options, and an order records which one was chosen along with the athlete it is for.
In the same transactions ledger and financial reports as registration fees and invoices, so you can see what the store contributed across a season rather than guessing.
You can. Open a limited run for a tournament or an anniversary, take orders for a fixed window and close it when the order goes to production.
You do — Ligue handles the listing, the checkout, the order record and the revenue reporting. The order list tells you what to hand to whom.
Register in minutes, or book a walkthrough and we'll tailor it to the way you already run things.