Team Website Builder

A real public website for every team: drag, drop, publish. No developer, no template limitations, no separate hosting to manage.

Coach plan and above
Pick Your Blocks

19 ready-made sections, from a Hero banner to live Standings.

Arrange The Page

Drag them into whatever order you want. No code, and no second website to log into.

Hit Publish

Your team gets a real public web address, hosted for you.

The Block Library

A page is just blocks stacked up

You don't design anything from scratch. You pick from ready-made sections, drag them into the order you want, and fill in your own words and pictures. Here's everything available:

Hero Heading Text Image Columns Info Cards Gallery Video Staff Standings Schedule Registration News Sponsors Social Links Contact Form Button Navbar Footer

A typical team site is five or six of these: a Hero banner with the team photo, a Schedule, the Staff list, a Gallery, Sponsors, and a Contact Form. That's an afternoon's work, and most of it is choosing photos.

Dragging blocks into place in the website builder

The Staff block pulls its names and bios straight from your roster. Change a coach on the roster and the public site changes itself. You never update the same thing twice.

The part that saves the most time
Blocks That Know Things

Some sections fill themselves in

This is the difference between a team site and a page you built on any website builder. It's connected to the data you're already keeping.

Staff

Coaches and their bios, straight from the roster. Add an assistant coach and they appear.

Schedule

Your real upcoming games and practices, not a list you retype every week.

Standings

Wins, losses, and ties, with the option to hide ties for sports that don't have them.

Registration

A sign-up button wired to your open season, so a visiting parent can join on the spot.

Making It Yours

It should look like your team, not like a template

Set your own colors and typeface, and the whole site follows them, no hunting through settings to fix one stray button.

  • Your colorsA primary, secondary, and accent color, applied consistently across every block.
  • Your web addressChoose the last part of the URL, so it reads like your team's name rather than a number.
  • Your logo as the tab iconThe small icon in a browser tab and on a bookmarked phone home screen.
  • A real link previewSet the image and text that appear when someone shares the site on Facebook or in a text, so it isn't a blank gray box.
  • More than one pageAdd pages beyond the home page and organize them into a menu, with sub-pages if you need them.
Choosing team colors, fonts, and the site's web address
Before You Publish

Nothing goes live until you say so

Draft until you publish it

Build it over a week, leave it half-finished, come back. Nobody can see it until you choose to publish, and you can unpublish it again just as easily.

The small badge at the bottom

Published sites carry a "Powered by Playbook Logix" line in the footer. It's removable on the Club plan and above, and it's genuinely how a lot of coaches find out this exists.

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Give your team a real home online

Build your team's site in an afternoon, not a semester.