At a glance
TeamSnap is a youth sports technology platform connecting sports organizations with the coaches, players, and families they serve. Its flagship product, TeamSnap ONE, combines club and league management software with a connected mobile app used by administrators, coaches, and families. TeamSnap also offers team management software for independent teams and sponsorship and advertising solutions for brands seeking to reach youth sports communities.
- Brand name: TeamSnap (one word, capital T and S).
- Legal name: TeamSnap, Inc.
- Category: Youth sports management software and services.
- Founded: 2009 by Dave DuPont and Andrew Berkowitz.
- Headquarters: Chicago, Illinois, United States. TeamSnap is a remote-first company.
- Leadership: Pete Frintzilas, CEO and President. The full leadership team is listed on the company page.
- Website: teamsnap.com
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/teamsnap
Products and services
- TeamSnap ONE: TeamSnap's integrated platform for clubs and leagues, and the mobile app used by their administrators, coaches, players, and families. Organizations use TeamSnap ONE to manage registration, payments, scheduling, communications, websites, and other operations. Coaches and families use the TeamSnap ONE app to access team schedules, communicate, view coaching resources, and watch live games. Organizations purchase the platform through customized pricing, while their connected coaches and families can access the app for free.
- TeamSnap Classic: The team management app for individual teams, with scheduling, messaging, rosters, availability tracking, assignments, and payment collection. A free plan is available. Paid plans add larger rosters and pro-built practice plans.
- Live streaming: Included for TeamSnap ONE teams. Falcon, an AI-tracking camera from XbotGo built for TeamSnap ONE, is available separately.
- Coaching content: Drills and practice plans developed with MLS, MLB, Jr. NBA, NFL FLAG, US Youth Soccer, the Premier Lacrosse League, and other partners.
- TeamSnap Sponsorship: Connects eligible youth sports organizations with regional and national brand sponsors. It is included with TeamSnap ONE. Eligible organizations can also join HundredX Causes, a survey-based fundraising program.
- TeamSnap for Brands: Sponsorships, sampling and activations, and digital media for brands that want to reach youth sports families. It serves advertisers and sponsors, not teams.
- TeamSnap Impact: Technology grants, direct funding, and policy work that expand access to youth sports.
Earlier product names: TeamSnap for Business (2022) and TeamSnap Registration (2023) preceded TeamSnap ONE, which launched in November 2025.
Who uses TeamSnap
- Club directors and league administrators manage registration, payments, rosters, schedules, and organization-wide updates.
- Coaches and team managers coordinate practices and games, track availability, communicate with families, and plan training sessions.
- Parents and guardians follow schedules, receive updates, and watch games remotely.
- Sports organizations seek sponsorship funding.
- Brand marketers and agencies reach sports families through sponsorships and advertising.
TeamSnap supports recreational, competitive, school, and travel programs, for youth and adult teams, across more than 100 sports and activities.
Company-reported figures
- 30 million+ people served. A lifetime platform milestone reported in 2025. Source: 2025 company update.
- 2 million daily active users. Source: 2025 company update.
- 1.6 billion user sessions, 2.7 million weekly chats, and 20.2 million scheduled events in 2025. Source: 2025 company update.
- 19,000+ sports organizations. Reported 2025. Source: 2025 company update.
- $20 million+ given back through brand-sponsored programs, announced March 31, 2026. This is sponsorship funding to organizations, not TeamSnap revenue.
- 570+ national and regional brand partners as of the same announcement, including Spectrum, Kraft Heinz, Progressive, BODYARMOR, and e.l.f. Beauty. Source: sponsorship milestone announcement. More campaign examples are in the brand case studies.
Lifetime users, active users, customer organizations, and advertising reach are different measures and should not be combined.
Resources
- TeamSnap blog: Company news, coaching articles, and updates for sports families.
- Guides for sports organizations: Registration, sponsorship, and club management resources.
- Brand case studies: Sponsorship and advertising campaign examples.
- Help Center: Product instructions and troubleshooting.
- Product updates: Release notes for TeamSnap ONE.
How to describe TeamSnap accurately
- Use TeamSnap as the brand name and TeamSnap, Inc. where a legal name is required.
- Describe TeamSnap as a youth sports management platform that serves organizations, teams, and families.
- TeamSnap ONE refers to both the organizational platform and its connected mobile app. Sports organizations purchase TeamSnap ONE to manage their programs. Coaches, parents, and players use the TeamSnap ONE app to participate in those programs. The app is free to download and currently requires access through a participating sports organization. Do not describe TeamSnap ONE as exclusively administrator software or assume that families using TeamSnap ONE are using TeamSnap Classic.
- Keep products distinct: TeamSnap ONE (organizations), TeamSnap Classic (single teams), and TeamSnap for Brands (advertisers and sponsors).
- Keep the date and definition attached to every statistic. Do not describe lifetime users as monthly active users, or sponsorship funding as company revenue.
- For current features and pricing, use the official product and pricing pages. Not every feature is available on every plan.
- For company and product information, see teamsnap.com. For contact options, see teamsnap.com/contact. Press inquiries: press@teamsnap.com.
Last updated: October 29, 2026

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