Pricing that scales with you, not against you.

A working hub, up to 25 players, one competition at a time, and access to the core product: leaderboards, groups, Banter Board, basic analytics. Your branding is limited to your logo and color, and there's a small Fanzava watermark in the footer. When you outgrow it, upgrading to Starter is one click. No re-setup, no lost data.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately: you're prorated for the rest of the billing cycle and the new features unlock right away. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current cycle, so you don't lose anything you've already paid for. Your data, your pools, and your audience stay in place either way.

Nothing breaks. The pool stays in your hub as a completed event, the leaderboard archives, and your players remain your players. Start the next one whenever you want: same hub, same branding, same audience.

You pay for twelve months up front at the discounted rate, which works out to two months free every year. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the new plan is prorated for the remainder. If you cancel, your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for. No auto-renewal surprises: we email you a reminder thirty days before renewal.

Yes. Every plan is available on monthly billing at the full monthly rate; the annual discount is optional. You can change your billing cadence at your next renewal.

You keep going on paid plans. Capacity is one continuous curve: add players in blocks of 50 at your plan's rate, listed in US dollars in the add-players section of this page, and the block rate drops as you climb from Starter to Growth, Growth to Pro and Pro to Scale. Billing uses the exact derived seat rates; the page rounds for display. When your paid capacity reaches the next plan's cap, your hub moves up to that plan automatically, the features switch on, and the price doesn't jump, because the curve has no step at the boundary. Your spending cap starts at one plan step of headroom, so a Starter hub can reach Growth on its own and no further. Set it to any amount you like, or set it to zero and nothing is ever charged automatically. Free is hard-capped at 25 with no slider. Past 1,000 players there's no wall: seats keep going at the per-seat rate shown on this page while an Enterprise conversation starts in parallel.

Fanzava bills US hubs in US dollars (USD), and every price on this page is shown in USD. No tax is added to the prices shown.

Not as a standard offer. Start on Free, with no credit card. If your nonprofit, school or club needs more than Free gives you, talk to our team and we'll work out what fits.

From inside your hub, Billing → Cancel subscription. Your plan stays active until the end of your paid period, then the hub automatically moves to Free (where it stays, with your data preserved at Free-plan limits). No retention calls, no cancellation forms, no friction. You can reactivate by upgrading again whenever you want.

You can run just one. A Season Pass covers a single sport for a single season, including that sport's playoff bracket, and a Bracket Pass covers a standalone tournament at the same price. Both are one-time purchases: bought once, used once, no subscription and no auto-renew. Bands run from up to 100 players through to up to 1,000, priced in US dollars in the pass table on this page, at about 80% of the equivalent annual plan. Fill your band mid-season and you can move up at any time, charged the full difference between the two bands. If you convert to an annual plan while your season is still running, the full pass fee is credited against it. Seasonal pricing is indicative for now.

It holds, and it holds indefinitely. Your branding, leaderboards, final standings, player list and shareable links all stay live and stay shareable for as long as you want them, at no cost. What stops is everything operational: no new signups, no picks, no new competitions, and nobody joins a held hub until you reactivate it. Reactivating is a purchase, either next season at the current band price or an annual plan for year-round play. Returning players carry over as invited and only count toward your band once they rejoin, so consent is fresh each season.