ClubReport is where families find the verified information they need to choose the right club, share anonymous feedback without fear of retaliation, and where great clubs get the honest feedback they need to be the best.
See how it works ↗Somewhere along the way, things got complicated.
Parents commit $10,000–$20,000 a year to a club based on a neighbor's suggestion, bumper-sticker marketing and parking-lot gossip. Not because they're careless — because there was never a better option.
Directors and coaches have no structured way to hear what families are really experiencing. The honest feedback lives in private group chats. The good stuff never gets documented.
Families invest everything — the money, the weekends, the miles — and have had no formal way to share what they're experiencing. Not because clubs don't care. Because the channel never existed.
Directories list clubs. Facebook groups host rumors. Club websites are brochures. None of them were designed to create honest dialogue between families and clubs. ClubReport was.
“For the first time, the families writing the checks have a voice.”
Select your role and see exactly what ClubReport does for you.
You're a parent evaluating three different clubs. Your neighbor's kid plays for one. The other two look identical on paper. One has a coach every parent privately dreads. ClubReport helps you make an informed decision — before tryouts, before you commit, before you spend $15,000 to find out the hard way.
You're spending $12,000 a year and biting your tongue. Your feedback — anonymous, structured, verified — finally goes somewhere the club can actually hear it. Not a Facebook group. Somewhere real.
“Communication improved mid-season but roster decisions were never explained to families. My daughter had no idea why her playing time changed.”
“We hear you. We've restructured our roster communication process and will send weekly updates.”
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You're doing things the right way. Your families know it. ClubReport makes sure the families you haven't met yet know it too — with verified data, competitive benchmarks, and a response loop that shows you're listening. No open-ended rant box. No comment section.
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Club families spend thousands every year looking for every edge they can find for their kid. They're already on ClubReport researching clubs, comparing programs, and figuring out their next move. Private trainers who specialize in club-level athletes get a direct, geo-targeted line to that audience — right when families need you most.
This week14 families viewed this profile.
No open-ended rant box. No anonymous chaos. Structured, scored, and verified.
Structured reviews across 10 categories centered on coaching, communication, culture, value, and development. Real assessments from real families.
Every review is roster-matched before it goes anywhere. We confirm the family's connection to the club. No fake praise from the inside. No sabotage from a rival club across town.
Once the connection to the club is verified, the review is published. Structured, scored, and on the record — exactly where it should be.
Clubs can respond to any review. If a family wants a direct response, they check the box when they submit — the club gets notified. Whether they respond or don't, everyone can see it.
Clubs receive structured reports from all verified reviews — scoring trends, category breakdowns, and benchmarks against comparable clubs. Not just feedback. Intelligence they can build on.
The most underserved data gap in American youth sports.
Every club sport shares the same dynamic — high stakes, high spend, zero verified information. ClubReport is built to solve it across all of them.
Steve has spent 10+ years building digital software products — and the whole time, he's also been a club soccer dad. He watched his daughter earn a D1 scholarship to Ohio University and has another daughter in the club system right now. He's lived both sides: the pride, the pressure, and the frustration of watching families pour $10,000+ a year into a system where the feedback loop basically didn't exist.
He built ClubReport not to create a complaint board, and not to put clubs on blast — but to give families a real voice, and give clubs the kind of honest intelligence that helps great programs get better.
Harry played club soccer through high school before heading to college — and he lived through switching clubs mid-career, sitting through the uncertainty, the unanswered questions around coaching decisions, and the feeling that important information never quite made it home. That experience never left him.
Professionally, Harry has spent his career in enterprise data — the kind of work where the quality of what goes in determines everything about what comes out. That discipline is baked into ClubReport's foundation: every review roster-matched, every data point built to be trusted, not just trusted to look good.
Whether you're a parent, a club director, or a trainer — your spot is waiting.
