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360Player is an all-in-one club operating system for sports clubs and academies: payments, communication, scheduling, video analysis, and player development…

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Custom-quoted packages based on club size and structure; no published tiers or prices.
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August 5, 2026
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360Player is a sports club management platform, marketed as an 'all-in-one Club Operating System,' built for clubs, academies, teams, schools/colleges, and professional sports organizations. It bundles two groups of tools: club-administration features (automated payments and registrations/billing, member communication, scheduling for clubs and teams, and a website builder) and sports-development features (season/training planning with a drills and coaching library, video and data analysis, performance statistics, and a player development app for goals, plans, and reviews). The platform supports nine sports — soccer, basketball, handball, hockey, volleyball, padel, tennis, floorball, and American football — and is available in roughly ten languages including English, Spanish, Swedish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Catalan, and Basque. 360Player AB was founded in 2014 by CEO Mats Kraitsik and Co-Founder/CPO Alexander Kraitsik, and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with additional offices in Spain, the UK, Australia, and the US (Raleigh, NC). As of its 2024 Five Elms Capital funding announcement, the company reported roughly 450,000 users across more than 50 countries. Publicly named customers include Valencia CF, Athletic Club Bilbao, FC Barcelona's Barça Academy, the Rafa Nadal Academy, AIK Fotboll, New York City FC, and San Diego Wave, alongside numerous grassroots and community clubs.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Consolidates club administration (payments/billing, communication, scheduling, websites) and sports development (video analysis, training planning, player development) into one platform.
  • Used by organizations across a wide size range, from grassroots community clubs to elite professional academies such as FC Barcelona's Barça Academy and the Rafa Nadal Academy.
  • Supports nine different sports and roughly ten languages, making it viable for multi-sport clubs and internationally distributed organizations.
  • Backed by a SEK 250 million growth investment from Five Elms Capital, signaling financial resources for continued product development and international expansion.

Cons

  • Pricing is not published; the dedicated pricing page offers only a custom-quote request rather than visible plans, tiers, or dollar figures.
  • No self-serve free trial or plan-by-plan feature breakdown is visible on the crawled pages, so evaluating the product typically requires a sales conversation first.
  • No third-party integrations (accounting, CRM, calendar, or communication tool integrations) are listed on the crawled pages, so interoperability with other club or league software is unclear from public sources.

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