Your league schedule, generated in under 30 seconds.
Import your teams, set up your surfaces and constraints, click "Generate". Time restrictions, player conflicts, doubleheaders: the engine handles everything — and explains every choice it makes.
Sign inImport your Excel
Drop your team file as-is: columns, restrictions and conflicts are detected automatically.
Zero constraint violated
“Not before 5:30pm”, shared players, doubleheaders: the engine honors everything and explains its compromises in plain language.
Publish in one click
Public link for captains, Excel export, printable PDF for the complex and per-team iCal calendars.
Simple plans
14-day free trial, no credit card. Cancel anytime.
Starter
- Up to 50 teams and 2 surfaces
- Full scheduling engine (restrictions, conflicts, doubleheaders)
- Excel, PDF, iCal exports and public link
Pro
- Up to 250 teams, unlimited surfaces
- 3 admins
- Automatic team emails on publish
Multi
- Unlimited teams, surfaces and admins
- Multiple complexes
- Priority support
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with all Pro features — no card required.
Start my free trialFrequently asked questions
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. The 14-day trial unlocks every Pro feature, no card needed. When it ends you pick a plan — your data stays put.
Will my Excel team file work?
Yes. Drop your file as-is: LeagueFlo detects the columns (team, division, play day, restrictions, conflicts) even if headers vary. An official template is also provided.
What does the engine do when a constraint is impossible?
It never fails silently. It produces the best possible schedule, lists every compromise in plain language and offers the one-click corrective action.
Do captains need an account?
No. You publish a public link: each team sees its schedule, can add it to their calendar (iCal) and gets an email when a game changes.
Can I edit the schedule by hand after generating?
Yes. Drag and drop a game in the grid: every move is validated by the engine, which refuses (and explains why) any change that would break a rule.