Comparison
Two Canadian platforms, two models: TeamLinkt is free, funded by payment fees and in-app advertising. Fieldday is a paid subscription — no ads, and every league gets its own branded website.
TeamLinkt is a Canadian sports management platform offered free, with revenue from a share of payment processing and advertising inside its app. Fieldday is also Canadian but takes the opposite model: a flat monthly subscription with no advertising, no platform percentage on registrations beyond Stripe’s standard fees, and a branded public website for every league — plus e-transfer and cash tracking, GST/HST handling, tiered playoffs, medals, player cards, and gym TV displays.
| Dimension | Fieldday | TeamLinkt |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Community leagues and clubs that want their own branded presence | Leagues, clubs, and associations wanting a free platform |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly plans from $0 to $179 CAD — software is the product | Free — revenue from a share of payment fees and in-app advertising |
| Advertising | None, on any plan | Ads shown in the free app experience |
| League website | Branded public site per league: schedule, standings, gallery, Hall of Champions | League pages within the TeamLinkt platform |
| Canadian payments | Stripe plus e-transfer and cash tracking; GST/PST/HST everywhere money moves | Online payments through the platform — confirm current fee share with TeamLinkt |
| Game night | Courtside phone score entry, tiered playoffs, medals, player cards, TV displays | Scheduling, scores, and team communication |
TeamLinkt details reflect publicly available information as of August 2026 and may change — verify current pricing and features with TeamLinkt directly.
Free platforms earn revenue somewhere — TeamLinkt’s model is a share of payment processing plus advertising in the app. With Fieldday the subscription is the whole business model: no ads, no platform percentage on registrations, and the product roadmap answers to leagues, not advertisers.
Yes. TeamLinkt is based in Saskatoon; Fieldday is Canadian too, with CAD pricing, e-transfer and cash payment tracking, and GST/PST/HST handling built into every charge and financial report.
A branded public website per league, tiered playoff brackets with medals and a Hall of Champions, flippable player trading cards, gym TV displays, courtside score entry, and financial tools with tax-ready reporting.
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