Simple plans for real organizers
Start free. Upgrade when the work grows.
Keep one event organized at no cost, then unlock the complete financial workspace when you need more history, reporting, and assisted review.
Getting started
For trying Sport Margin or running an occasional event.
Includes:
For active organizers
For managing events and year-round business records.
Annual: US$190
Everything in Free, plus:
Prices are listed in USD and are before applicable sales taxes. Cancel anytime; your records remain available to export.
Plan comparison
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Active events | One active event | Unlimited active and archived events |
| Revenue, expenses, and mileage | Manual revenue, expense, and mileage tracking | Receipts, mileage, expenses, and PDF reports |
| Statement review | One introductory AI-assisted statement review | Statement imports and annual review packages |
| Categorization | — | AI-assisted categorization with fair-use allowance |
| Trial | — | 14-day Pro trial |
Prices are listed in USD and are before applicable sales taxes.
Pricing and product scope
No. Sport Margin handles the money side of running events — revenue, costs, shares, payouts, receipts, mileage and reporting. Registration, draws and scheduling stay with the platform you already use. Sport Margin is designed to sit alongside it, not replace it.
Any sport where someone runs events as a business. It was built around the way racquet and court sports operate — tournaments, leagues, clinics and camps — but nothing in the product is specific to one sport. If you run events, invoice for work, pay officials and share revenue with a facility, the workflow fits.
Free covers one active event with manual tracking, a basic dashboard, one AI-assisted review and basic export. Pro covers unlimited events, plus receipts, mileage and expenses, PDF reports, statement imports, annual review packages and AI-assisted categorization.
Not as a live feed. Sport Margin imports bank and credit-card statement rows from a file you supply, then puts them through a review workflow with suggested categorization, merchant rules, duplicate checks and an approval step before anything becomes a record.
No. Sport Margin prepares and organises records so that you — or your accountant — can work from them. It does not file returns, calculate tax owing, or advise on what is deductible. Those decisions depend on your jurisdiction and circumstances; confirm them with a qualified professional.