Esports League Software

Run online seasons and splits without a pinned spreadsheet

ScorePal helps esports organisers schedule a split, record best-of series map by map, run Swiss rounds when the field is large, and publish standings every team can see — across as many divisions as you run.

Live split standings

Records and map differential update as each series is submitted.

#TeamW-LMaps
1Nova Collective7-1+11
2Iron Vanguard6-2+7
3Static Legion3-5-3
4Pixel Riot1-7-12

Everything you need to run an esports league

Replace the pinned schedule, the results screenshots and the spreadsheet only one admin can edit.

SP

Seasons & splits

Run a split over weeks with a fixed schedule and a live table.

BO

Best-of series

Record Bo1, Bo3 and Bo5 series map by map, not just the winner.

RS

Team rosters

Keep rosters and substitutes attached to each team across the season.

SW

Swiss rounds

Pair teams on record when a full round-robin is too many matches.

TR

Tiers & divisions

Run open, intermediate and invite divisions with their own tables.

RK

Standings & rankings

Publish records, map differential and rankings as results land.

Support for every type of esports competition

A full round-robin split, Swiss rounds for a large open field, or a cup with a knockout bracket — ScorePal handles the structure.

Built for competition that lives online

There is no venue to book, but there is still a schedule to hold, results to collect and a table teams will scrutinise. ScorePal keeps all three in one place instead of spread across a chat server.

Schedule around your community

Set match times for the whole split so teams can plan around them.

Series recorded properly

A 2-1 series keeps its map scores instead of collapsing into one number.

A table nobody argues with

Standings update from submitted results, visible to every team at once.

Spring Split — Week 4In progress
Next seriesNova Collective vs Static Legion
ScheduledSunday 19:00 · Bo3
Last series2-1 (13-9, 8-13, 13-11)
Top of the tableNova Collective

ScorePal vs spreadsheets for esports leagues

Running a split out of a chat server works until results go missing, pairings need redoing and every team has a different idea of the table.

Need
Spreadsheets
ScorePal
Split schedule
A pinned message that goes stale
A fixed schedule every team can see
Series results
Screenshots collected in a channel
Map scores submitted against the fixture
Standings
A spreadsheet one admin maintains
Records and differential calculated automatically
Swiss pairings
Worked out manually between rounds
Teams paired on record each round
Team experience
Teams ask admins who they play
Fixtures and standings on a public page

Built for communities, universities and amateur circuits

From a community season to a multi-tier circuit, ScorePal keeps schedules, series results and standings in order.

For Community Leagues

Run recurring online seasons for your Discord or community.

For University Esports

Manage inter-university competition across a term.

For Amateur Circuits

Run open divisions that feed into higher tiers.

For Game Publishers

Operate structured seasons for a title's competitive scene.

For Organisations

Track multiple rosters across different divisions.

For Ladder Play

Keep a persistent ranking between seasons.

Running a one-off esports cup?

This page is about seasons and splits. If you are running a weekend cup with a group stage and a knockout bracket, see our esports tournament software page.

Popular tournament features

  • Group stages
  • Single & double elimination
  • Swiss rounds
  • Seeding
  • Best-of series

Run your next esports league with ScorePal

Seasons and splits, best-of series, Swiss rounds, rosters, divisions and live standings — esports league software built for organisers.

Seasons & SplitsBest-of SeriesSwiss RoundsRostersDivisionsLive Standings

Esports League Software FAQs

Esports league software helps organisers run recurring online competition — building a season or split schedule, collecting series results, and publishing standings and rankings for every division.

Yes. A series is stored map by map, so a 2-1 Bo3 keeps its individual map scores rather than being reduced to a single result.

Yes. Swiss pairing matches teams on similar records each round, which suits large fields where a full round-robin would mean too many matches.

Yes. Open, intermediate and invite divisions each run as their own competition with their own schedule and table.

Yes. Esports league software is built for a season or split played over weeks. Esports tournament software is built for one-off cups with a group stage and knockout bracket.
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