Website development

A website for your sports club

Fixtures, teams and season tickets on one site — and at the gate you scan the card that was bought there.

In short

What goes into a sports club website?

A sports club website through MijnEvent holds your fixtures, team pages, club news and the option to buy season tickets and single-match tickets. Your members' dues run by direct debit with renewal, and training sessions or clinics are added as courses with sign-up. Visitors reserve a parking space in advance for busy matches. At the gate you scan the season ticket, which sits as a wallet pass on the phone. A basic website starts at €450 one-off plus €49 per month. Note: league tables and results are best drawn from your association's system — we discuss that during intake.

Sound familiar?

Sound familiar?

The pages

What goes on your site

  • Fixtures and results
  • Teams and players, per squad
  • Buying and renewing a season ticket
  • Single-match tickets for visitors
  • Becoming a member, with dues by direct debit
  • Club news, sponsors and contact
What runs inside it

The parts that make your site work

These modules run straight inside your website. Your visitor notices nothing; they simply stay on your site.

On site

And then everyone turns up

At the gate you scan the season ticket or match ticket; both sit as wallet passes on the phone. For busy fixtures you know in advance how many parking spaces are reserved, so your volunteers do not have to improvise. A controller sees only the scanning screen, not your membership administration.

Pricing

What it costs

A basic website starts at €450 one-off plus €49 per month for hosting, maintenance and support. Without an upfront investment you pay €119 per month over a 36-month term. Larger projects have their own rate; you always get a fixed price in advance.

All prices and terms

Frequently asked questions

What organisations like yours ask

Do our results come in automatically from the association system?

That depends on your association. A connection to a system such as Sportlink is additional work and sometimes not possible; entering results by hand is something nobody keeps up. That is why we discuss it explicitly during intake, so you know in advance what is and is not possible.

How does collecting dues work?

By direct debit. Members give a mandate when signing up and dues are collected per period, with automatic renewal. Failed collections show up in the overview.

Can we sell both season tickets and single tickets?

Yes, side by side. The season ticket is a membership with a wallet pass; single-match tickets are ordinary ticket sales per fixture. At the gate you scan both with the same app.

Can we pay cashless in the clubhouse?

The cashless module is still in development: topping up balance works, but deducting at the bar and refunding remaining balance are not finished. We would rather mention that now than at delivery; during intake we discuss what will be in place by then.

Can we take sign-ups for training and clinics?

Yes, with the courses module. You put a training session or clinic online with the number of places, and participants sign up and pay. Once it is full, a waiting list opens automatically.

Can volunteers scan at the gate without access to the rest?

Yes. A controller gets their own login with a PIN and only sees the scanning screen for the fixtures they are assigned to. They cannot reach your membership administration or finances.
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