For coaches
You already filmed it.
Read it before Tuesday.
A match you recorded on Saturday becomes a report you can publish on Sunday: possession and territory, what each moment of the game looked like, and one specific thing per player to work on — in time to build the session around it.
Create a coach account What a seat costs
No card is taken. If your league has given you a join code, put it in and you land in their league with nothing to pay — their contract covers your seat. If you have not got one, start on your own: the squads, the players and everything you scout are yours, and a code moves you across later.
The week it is actually built around
What a seat gives you
- Five scouts, one rubric. A match, a squad's tactical shape, an individual player, a technique clip, and the SCAN Combine — all scored against the same standard, so a number means the same thing in December as it did in August.
- A weekly scouting allowance, shown as a percentage rather than a bill. On the entry seat that is about one full match read, or a squad's worth of technique clips, each week. It does not roll over, and nothing is charged when a read fails.
- The squad admin you already do. Roster from a photo of a team sheet, the season schedule from a photo of the fixture list, attendance, minutes, equal-playing-time totals, and a one-page printable team sheet.
- Messages that reach parents, with a texting add-on if email is not enough — from a number they can reply to, and never written as if it came from you when it did not.
- Nothing is published on your behalf. Every score a family reads was reviewed and released by you. A read nobody reviewed is a draft.
What it costs a coach
About $8.00 of scouting a week. The one most coaches start on.
About $12.00 of scouting a week.
A coach on a league contract pays nothing — the league is billed, and the seat carries the contract's allowance. A coach paying for themselves keeps everything they have if a league later picks up the seat.