Pay for what you use.
Per entry, per season. No ads, no subscription, no per-seat SaaS.
An entry is one member's pick sheet. Multi-entry pools count each entry.
How it's priced
Three tiers, stacked. The bigger your pool gets, the less each additional entry costs. No surprises.
Worked examples
- 10 entries$10.00
- 25 entries$25.00
- 50 entries$43.75
- 100 entries$75.00
- 150 entries$100.00
- 250 entries$150.00
Pricing FAQ
What counts as an entry?+
One pick sheet for one season. If Jim plays two entries in your pool, that's two entries. Box pools count each claimed square as one entry.
When do I pay?+
Billing happens when your pool locks for the season. Free while you're setting up and inviting members. You can grow the pool after it locks and we'll invoice the difference at season end.
Can I pass the cost to my members?+
That's on you. Most commissioners charge a small entry fee that covers both the pool's prize pot and PikSheet's fee. We don't collect entry fees — that's between you and your members.
What if I run a free pool with no prize?+
Same pricing. You can cover the PikSheet fee yourself or split it across members with a small buy-in. Either way, the app works the same.
Do you handle prize payouts?+
No. PikSheet is the scoring and management app. Commissioners handle payouts directly (Venmo, Zelle, cash, whatever your league uses). We don't touch your prize money.
Refunds?+
If your season gets canceled (see: 2020) we'll refund proportionally. If a member drops mid-season we don't refund entries — standings persist.
Is there really no subscription?+
Correct. You pay once per pool per season. No monthly fee, no per-seat SaaS, no 'pro' tier. Every feature is in every pool.
Still free while you set it up.
Create a pool, invite your people, test the flow. Billing starts at pool lock.