Why clubs need this

Membership shouldn't depend on knowing someone

Most clubs and societies grow through word of mouth — but that only reaches people who already know someone in the club. A website means anyone searching "allotment society near me" or "scouts group in [your village]" can actually find you, see what you offer, and know how to get in touch, whether or not they happen to know a member already.

It also takes pressure off whoever currently handles enquiries. Instead of the membership secretary fielding the same questions about session times or subs by phone or Facebook message, the answers are already there for people to check themselves.

And because committees change hands regularly, nothing depends on one person's know-how. When a new secretary or chair takes over, the site carries on exactly as before — you just tell me what's changed.

What a club site typically needs

Everything a prospective member needs to know

Membership & how to join

What membership costs, what it includes, and a clear way for interested newcomers to get in touch and get started.

Meeting & session times

Where and when you meet, week to week, so nobody turns up on the wrong evening or misses out because they couldn't find out.

Fixtures, socials & events

Match dates, socials, outings and shows — a current calendar members and newcomers can check without asking around.

News & results

Match reports, show results, committee updates or a change of venue — published as soon as it's happened.

Same offer, for your club

£50 a month. Nothing upfront.

£50
per month, all in

Hosting, unlimited content updates and support are all included. No setup fee, no contract, no charge per fixture update.

Get in touch

Let's get your club online.

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