How to Run a £10 Fantasy League That Earns Your Club £300

FootBot lets clubs run fantasy leagues and keep entry fees. £10 × 30 members = £300. Here's how your grassroots club can do it this week.

Published 26 October 2026 · AI Suite

The Idea

FootBot will let your club run a fantasy league and keep the entry fees. £10 a head, thirty members, three hundred pounds — and every graphic it produces carries your sponsor's logo. That is two income lines from one spreadsheet.

The Arithmetic

• 30 members × £10 entry = £300 revenue
• Zero cost to run (free tier available)
• Every weekly graphic carries your sponsor's logo → sponsor sees 300 impressions/week
• Compare: Terrace £6/mo, Pitchwise £7.99/mo, Ballrz £14.99/mo — all charge the club, not the members

How to Set It Up

1. Pick your format — standard fantasy (pick 11 players from the Premier League) or custom (pick from your own league)
2. Set the entry fee — £10 is the sweet spot. Low enough to feel casual, high enough to matter.
3. Set the prize pot — winner takes £150, runner-up £75, third £50. Club keeps £25 for admin.
4. Add your sponsor's logo — every weekly graphic, every leaderboard, every result post carries it
5. Post weekly results — "Week 7: Sarah leads by 12 points. Can anyone catch her?" Drives engagement.

The Refund Rule

Before you start: write a one-line refund policy. "Entry fees are non-refundable once the league starts. If the league is cancelled before gameweek 1, full refund." Pin it in your community rules. Saves arguments later.