Tournamyx vs LeagueLobster: what actually differs
LeagueLobster prices by the game and we do not. The numbers come from their public pricing page on 3 November 2026. Both are in US dollars.
Comparison · Checked 3 November 2026
Pick LeagueLobster if
You schedule a league with divisions, playoffs and scheduling constraints. Their Pro plan lists playoffs, divisions and constraints, and Tournamyx has no constraint solver.
Pick Tournamyx if
You run tournaments and cups, and want to pay a flat rate not per game. A 16-team round robin is 120 games, which is over the 100 their Pro plan includes in a month.
Side by side
What LeagueLobster says on its own pages, next to what Tournamyx says on ours. Checked on 3 November 2026.
Tournamyx
LeagueLobster
Price
Tournamyx
Plus: $19 a month, or $15 a month billed annually. Up to 64 players. No charge per game
LeagueLobster
Pro: $29.95 a month, 100 games included each month, then $0.25 for each extra game
A 12-team round robin (66 games)
Tournamyx
Covered by the plan
LeagueLobster
66 of the 100 included games
A 16-team round robin (120 games)
Tournamyx
Covered by the plan
LeagueLobster
100 included, then 20 extra games at $0.25: $5.00 more
Ads
Tournamyx
Public pages carry a "Powered by Tournamyx" watermark on the free plan
LeagueLobster
Pro: ads removed
Scheduling constraints
Tournamyx
None. Matches are laid across courts a round at a time, with no rest-gap logic
LeagueLobster
Pro lists constraints, divisions and playoffs
Sources: LeagueLobster pricing, Tournamyx pricing. Something out of date or wrong? Email hello@tournamyx.com and we will correct it.
Ask these of any tool
Whichever you pick, test these before the day. Our answers are on the right.
Can players and parents follow without an account?
Yes. Every event has one public link that opens in any browser with no login and no install.
Can a volunteer enter scores without being able to edit the draw?
Yes. Scoring access is granted per tournament, or once for a whole event, separately from editing.
Does it cover the format you actually need?
Single elimination, double elimination, round robin, Swiss, and a group stage into a knockout.
Common questions
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What should I compare league scheduling tools on?
What a postponed fixture costs you, whether the table recalculates itself from results, whether clubs can see the fixture list without an account, whether they can submit their own results, and whether last season is still readable when the next one starts.
How many fixtures are in a league season?
n × (n − 1) ÷ 2 for a single round, doubled for home and away. Ten clubs is 45 fixtures over 9 matchweeks playing each other once, or 90 fixtures over 18 matchweeks home and away.
Can clubs enter their own results?
Yes. Roles are assigned per competition, so a nominated person at each club can submit their own results without being able to edit the fixture list or touch other competitions.
What happens to a postponed match?
Results attach to the fixture rather than to a calendar date, so a match played weeks later updates the table the moment it is scored. Nothing downstream needs rebuilding.
Can I run a league and a cup in the same place?
Yes. Round robin leagues, single and double elimination knockouts, Swiss and group-stage-into-knockout all run under the same organization, so your clubs deal with one system rather than two.
Is Tournamyx free for a league?
Competitions with up to 8 participants are free with no limit on how many you run. A larger league needs a paid plan, at $19 a month for up to 64 participants, or $49 for up to 256.
Kickoff
Test it with your
real team list.
The free generators need no account and save nothing. Paste your teams and see the match count, rounds and byes before you decide anything.
Free for small events · No credit card · Nothing to install
Disclosure
Tournamyx is one of the tools compared on this page. Statements about LeagueLobster come from its own public pages, listed under Sources and checked on 3 November 2026. They may have changed since. LeagueLobster and other product names belong to their owners, and Tournamyx is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.