G2

Keith L.

President and League Administrator

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/26/2026

"TeamLinkt Keeps Our League Running Smoothly: Website, Registration, Payments and Messaging"

5/5

What do you like best about TeamLinkt?

We run a youth flag football league on Long Island with 400+ players in Spring and Fall seasons, and TeamLinkt handles nearly everything for us: our website, registration, payments, scheduling and parent communication. Having it all in one place matters when you’re running multiple divisions in fixed weekly time slots and every family needs to know exactly where to be and when.

Registration is easy for parents, and Stripe payments go through without issues. We use the messaging tools most. We can send a league-wide update or reach a single division or team in a couple of minutes, which cuts down a ton of back-and-forth with parents and coaches.

It also scales well. We used our Roslyn setup as the template for our new league in a nearby town, and getting those sites up was much faster than starting from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about TeamLinkt?

Our biggest gap is the lack of a full mobile app for league administrators. Parents and coaches have an app, but most admin tasks, like editing schedules, moving games between fields, fixing rosters, and managing registrations, still have to be done on a computer or in a phone browser. A dedicated mobile admin app with core functions such as schedule edits, roster changes, and the ability to send quick messages to an entire division would make a big difference. I expect the new admin application is coming soon!

Integrations with saving spreadsheet reports have been seamless.

Performance has been solid overall, even when registration opens and many families sign up at once. Some admin pages with large rosters can be slow to load and work with, though.

On pricing, the value is there because it replaces several tools we’d otherwise pay for separately.

On Support/Onboarding, there is no equal to Teamlinkt. The support staff is 10/10, both for initial onboarding and technical support. They're super responsive, and if you need to get on the phone with someone, you'll reach a real person who knows the product and can actually solve the problem. I have gotten to know these guys over the years, and they are fabulous.

On AI, the program is really good at answering complex questions about functionality and helping with writing emails or messages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is TeamLinkt solving and how is that benefiting you?

Before TeamLinkt, we were on Sports Connect. It covered the basics, but as we grew past 400 players it was clunky on the admin side, and a lot of volunteer time still went to tracking down who had paid, who was on which team and whether everyone had the latest schedule. Also, the scheduling, scorekeeping, and standings features were not good enough for our needs. Teamlinkt solved all of these perfectly.

We struggled with keeping 400 players, their families and dozens of volunteer coaches organized across multiple divisions, but now we can run registration, payments, team rosters, scheduling and communication from one system, which has resulted in a league that runs smoothly and feels organized to parents. Families register and pay in one place, schedules publish directly to them, and we can reach the whole league or a single team in a couple of minutes.

The measurable results for us:

We process registration revenue through the platform without a separate payment workflow.

We save several hours a week during the season on scheduling changes, roster questions and parent communication.

We have strong parent retention season to season, which we largely credit to how organized and predictable the league feels and how user-friendly our league application and website are.

We used our existing setup as a template for a new league, cutting our launch time to a fraction of what it would take to build from scratch.

The biggest benefit is that the league runs on a repeatable system instead of depending on a few people holding everything together. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.