Is League Six ready to use today?
Partly, and we'll always tell you which part. The league website, player pages, stats display, online registration, and the admin all work now. You can try every one in the demo league. Card payments, refunds, waiver e-signing, and document uploads are being built now. Founding Leagues get them first and help decide what comes next.
What does it cost?
Starter is free. League Six earns $2 on each registration a player pays through the site ($1 if the registration is under $100). Pro is $29 a month or $290 a year and adds your own domain and more. There's no setup fee and no contract. See pricing.
Who pays the fees, the league or the players?
Your choice. You can show the fee to players at checkout or have the league cover it. Either way it's shown up front, never buried.
Where does the money go?
Straight to your league's own Stripe account. League Six never holds your money. Stripe is the same payment company used by millions of businesses, and signing up with them is free. On Pro, team dues can go to each team's own Stripe account.
Are the waivers legally binding?
We can't promise that, and anyone who does is overselling. League Six records every signature with the time, IP address, typed name, and exact waiver version. What the waiver says, and whether it holds up, depends on your state and your wording. Have your waiver reviewed by a local attorney and carry insurance. Many states limit what a parent can waive for a minor.
Can players post their Hudl and YouTube highlights?
Yes. YouTube videos and Hudl highlight links play right on the player's page. Right now an admin adds them. Soon players will submit their own for the league to approve.
What about X (Twitter)?
Every player, team, and the league get a Follow on X button, because that's where college coaches look. We skip live X feeds on purpose. They often load blank, and X charges a lot for API access.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on Pro (coming soon). Until then your league lives at an address we set up for you.
Can our site look different from the demo?
Yes. Every league gets the same Broadcast Night theme in its own colors, logo, and photos, so no two leagues look alike. If you want a fully custom design built around your brand, Team Steele Six offers that as a paid add-on, quoted per league.
Does it work for youth and flag leagues?
Yes. It's football-first, and youth tackle and flag leagues use the same tools. Player profiles can be set to private, and guardian signatures are part of the waiver build. See youth leagues.
What if we already have a website?
Keep it or retire it. With Pro, your current domain can point to League Six. Founding Leagues get setup help, and we'll move your teams, rosters, and schedule over for you.
Who owns our league's data?
You do. If you ever leave, ask and we'll export your teams, players, stats, and registrations for you.
Who's behind League Six?
League Six is built by Team Steele Six in Reno, Nevada. The builder spent two seasons coaching semi-pro tackle football and now helps run a team's operations, so it's built from the sideline, not a boardroom.
What's a Founding League?
One of the first ten leagues on League Six. You get Pro free for your first season, your price locked for as long as you stay, and hands-on setup. In return, you tell us what's working and what isn't. Claim a spot.