Why the club website usually hangs on the committee
Almost every club site is maintained on the side, by the one person who knows how. When that person stops, the site stops with them.
The site hangs on one person
Whoever adds the dates usually does it alone. If they drop out, the site goes stale within weeks and nobody dares touch it.
Interested people cannot find the way in
Someone who wants to join finds the training times, but no form, no contact person and no fee. The question ends up in a mailbox, or nowhere.
Everything runs through messenger groups
Sign-ups, cancellations and dates travel through group chats. That works for the people already inside and shuts out everybody else.
What you get
Process
What a club website has to do
Fewer pages, but ones somebody can actually maintain.
Dates and news without help
Adding an entry takes a minute and works on a phone. That is the precondition for anyone doing it at all.
One route to membership
Fee, contact person, membership form or a trial session. Whatever you offer is where someone goes looking for it.
Sections and groups kept apart
Every section gets its own page with its own times and contacts, instead of one catch-all page nobody reads.
Sponsors visible
Whoever carries the club belongs on the site. It makes the next conversation with the next sponsor easier.
Photos published lawfully
We show how consent for images is managed and what to watch for with photos of children and young people.
Straight talk about money: a built website starts in the four-figure range with us. For many small clubs that is too much, and we say so. It becomes worthwhile where the website brings in membership fees, course sign-ups or sponsors and noticeably takes work off the committee. If that is not your situation, a website builder serves you better, and we would rather say it beforehand than afterwards.
How we build your website
Intake
Which enquiries do you want, and which not? What do people always ask first? The page plan comes out of that, not out of a template.
Structure & design
Structure, copy and technology are built together. Every page gets one job and one next step.
Build the enquiry path
Form, phone and the route to them are placed so they are two thumb movements away on a phone.
Visibility
Titles, structure, structured data and the Google Business Profile work together. After that it is measurable which page brings contact.
Which clubs this fits, and which it does not
For clubs with several sections, a running calendar or sponsors.
| Criteria | Fits | Does not fit |
|---|---|---|
| The club wants new members and has no clear route for them. | — | |
| Dates and news should be editable without an agency. | — | |
| Several sections need their own pages and contacts. | — | |
| There is no four-figure budget for the website. | — | |
| A single page with address and times would be enough. | — | |
| It is only about making the existing site more visible. | — |
What a club website costs
Maps/profile, website, local SEO, or full package. The process stays the same: quick check first, then sprint.
Club website
A club website sits between €3,000 and €8,000 one-off, depending on the number of sections and on how much should be editable in-house. We name the figure after a short conversation. What it becomes depends on scope, not on the sector.
- dates and news editable by you
- a page of its own per section
- a route to membership
- sponsor area
Frequently asked questions about club websites
It sits between €3,000 and €8,000 one-off. For many small clubs that is too much, and we would rather say so beforehand than afterwards.
You do. Adding dates and news takes a minute and works on a phone. That is exactly where most club sites fail, so we build for it.
For photos in which people are recognisable you need consent; for minors, from a parent or guardian. We show you how to manage that and build the site so images are easy to swap out. The legal check stays with you.
Yes, and usually that is the whole point. Every section gets its own times, its own contacts and its own route to signing up.
From intake to going live we are usually looking at a few weeks. With clubs it mostly depends on how quickly the sections deliver their content.
What a new build looks like is described under Web design. For visibility in your area, Local SEO is the place to start. You will find more industries under Industries.
See where your club website is losing members.
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