Pricing · One number
Per season, per sport. Not a subscription that renews while nobody is playing. No tiers, no per-user charge, no broadcast add-on, and nothing held back for an upgrade conversation in October.
What is in it
The list below is not a plan. It is the product — there is no other version of StatChat to move up to.
Football today. More sports coming.
Your statistician, the spotter next to him, three people in the booth, the coach checking on a tablet, whoever runs the switcher. Per-seat pricing on a Friday night makes somebody share a login, and then nobody knows who entered what.
It covers the season. It does not quietly renew in March while the field is empty and nobody has opened the app since November.
What the number covers
$250 buys a full statistics platform and a full broadcast package. Priced separately they would be two line items; here they are one, because they come from the same play log.
The statistics half
Team and individual stats across every unit, for your side and the opponent. Season reporting, trends by quarter and by half, leaders in every category. Stat packages and season reports as PDF and Excel, the full play log as CSV, and a public recap link to send to local media. The full list.
The broadcast half
Transparent overlays sized for a browser input — score bar, team comparison, current drive, season and game leaders. Live JSON and XML for vMix, OBS, CasparCG or anything that reads a URL. Crew View on a second screen for the booth. How it plugs in.
A school that streams its games is not a different customer to us, so there is no graphics tier to move up to and no per-overlay charge. Everything above is in every account from the first game.
The questions we actually get
Yes, and it needs no card. You get a real account with a sample game already in it, so there is something to click before your first Friday.
Your data stays yours and stays readable. Season reports, stat packages and the play logs export to PDF, Excel and CSV whenever you want them.
No. It runs in a browser on hardware you already own — a tablet or a laptop on the sideline. No install, no dongle, no dedicated machine.
No. Every overlay and every feed is in the $250. A school that streams is not a different customer to us.
Football today. Others are coming, and the price is per sport per season when they arrive.
Schools and production crews that put games on a stream and want the numbers on screen without a second person retyping them — and coaches who want the season reporting that comes out of it. How it compares.