Flat fees. No cut of your registration.
$250 covers a league season — every event, every wrestler, every match. One league ran 15,000+ matches on that single fee. A tournament is $100 + $1 per entry, duals are a flat $50, and a series gets a discount. Snapdown never takes a percentage of your registration; card processing is separate and shown in full before anyone pays.
League season
Recurring teams, a full season, championships at the end.
$250/season
Unlimited events, teams, wrestlers, and matches.
- ✓ Custom matchup algorithms using check-in, weight, age, skill, performance, team, and prior opponents
- ✓ Digital scoring, live results, and crowd displays
- ✓ Season stats, records, and end-of-season reports
- ✓ A setup walkthrough, documentation, and support all year
- ✓ League app access for families is Snapdown PRO at $5/mo, paid by the parent
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Request a Quick DemoSingle tournament
Open tournaments, invitationals, and one-off events.
$100Event Setup Fee + $1 per active entry
One entry is one wrestler in one division. Two divisions, two entries. Standard self-serve rate; your purchase screen shows any custom organizer pricing. Show registration fees separately or present one clean, all-in parent price.
- ✓ Round robins, brackets (4 to 64), and pool-to-bracket events
- ✓ Mat Control Center, digital scoring, and crowd displays
- ✓ Registration included — proceeds sent within 3–5 business days of your event
- ✓ Online, manual, imported, and walk-up entries all use the same rate. No percentage of your entry price
- ✓ A format walkthrough, documentation, and walkthrough videos
- ✓ Your per-entry fee covers basic app access for every family at it
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Request a Quick DemoDuals, tris & quads
Flat $50, no per-entry fee, basic app access included. Not self-serve yet, so we set these up for you.
Ask us to set one up →Try it first
A free demo event of your own to run a practice tournament in. It is how most directors learn the software.
Ask for a free demo event →Running several?
A series or a full season of tournaments gets a discount off the standard rate. Tell us how many events and we will quote it while we get them set up.
Tell us what you are running →You run the event. We make sure you can.Creating it is self-serve and takes a few minutes. Before the doors open we'll walk your format, tell you how we'd set it up, and give you a practice event; your table workers get documentation and short videos. On the day, weigh-ins, the floor, and the scoring table are yours.
Questions
Does Snapdown run our tournament for us?
Your staff runs the floor on the day. Everything before it we will help with: we'll walk your format, tell you how we'd set it up, answer questions while you prepare, and give you a practice event to run first. Duals, tris, and quads we still set up by hand, and if your event is unusual, ask us.
Do parents have to pay for the app?
At a tournament, not for the basics. Your $1 per-entry fee covers basic access, so families can find their wrestler, see the mat, how many matches until they go, the bracket, and the result without paying. Live scoring as the match happens, push notifications, and advanced stats are a Snapdown PRO subscription at$5/mo that the parent buys.
Leagues work differently. A season fee has no per-entry component, so there is nothing funding an included tier — league app access is that same PRO subscription, paid by the parent rather than out of your league budget.
Who pays the card-processing fee?
Online card payments include a Payment Processing Fee. You can add it at checkout so the registrant pays it separately, or include it within your advertised registration price, in which case it is deducted from your proceeds. The purchase screen shows the full total before payment.
Can I see Snapdown before purchasing?
Yes, two ways. A quick demo is a call where we walk your format and answer questions. A demo event is a free environment of your own where you and your staff run a practice tournament start to finish. We recommend the demo event, and we build it by hand when you ask. Buying a real league or tournament is separate and happens at checkout.
Do we need special equipment?
No proprietary hardware is required. Snapdown runs on phones, tablets, and laptops you already have. For tournament scoring, we recommend a Chromebook or laptop at each mat with a monitor facing the crowd.
Odd-shaped event? Ask.
Multi-event seasons, duals, and anything that does not fit the two boxes above start with a short conversation.


