TeamLinkt vs. GameSheet Inc: Which is Best for Your League?

4.96 on Google Reviews

4.60 on Capterra Reviews

Your league needs more than a scorekeeping tool. This page compares TeamLinkt and GameSheet Inc. through the lens that matters most to administrators: reducing workload, improving accuracy, and growing your program. Spoiler: If you want an all‑in‑one platform that includes digital game sheets and everything around them, TeamLinkt wins.

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Reduce Your Game Sheet Costs by 75% with TeamLinkt

We keep pricing simple and transparent, offering value that scales across your entire operation. Since TeamLinkt replaces multiple tools (registration, scheduling, websites, communication, and digital gamesheets), leagues typically save money overall while improving member experience.

Pricing

Cost Per Game Sheet

$2/game

$8/game

Team App

It's Free

It Doesn't Exist

Multiple Tools

One Platform, Zero Fees

One Platform,

Zero Fees

Multiple Software Fees

Multiple Software

Fees

Want a full cost comparison between using Gamesheet Inc. in combination with other tools? We’ll map your current tech stack and show your savings line‑by‑line by switching to TeamLinkt’s all-in-one software.

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Why Leagues Choose TeamLinkt over GameSheet Inc.

One platform, zero tool sprawl

Using a single system for registration, scheduling, communication, websites, fundraising, and gamesheets means fewer logins, fewer exports, and less manual work.

Revenue built‑in

Registration fees, sponsorship kits, and optional fundraising/sweepstakes features help your league bring in more dollars without extra software.

Accurate stats with automatic updates

When a goal, penalty, or goalie change is recorded, standings and leaderboards update automatically — no re‑keying or copy‑paste between tools.

Fast, human support

Administrators get real people who understand league operations and timelines — especially during season startup and playoffs.

A better experience for families

One app for schedules, chat, RSVPs, and live game updates. Parents don’t juggle multiple apps or links.

At a Glance Comparison Between TeamLinkt & Gamesheet Inc.

TeamLinkt is all‑in‑one: registration & payments, scheduling, websites, communication, fundraising, mobile app, and digital gamesheets — all connected.

GameSheet Inc. focuses on digital scorekeeping. Solid for entering game events, but leagues still need other systems for registration, scheduling, websites, and communication.

With TeamLinkt, stats and standings sync automatically, families get one app, admins save time, and leagues unlock new revenue.

Capability

All‑in‑one League Platform

Digital Game Sheets

Game Sheets That Work on Any Device

Requires iPad

Auto‑sync to Standings & Leaderboards

Depends on external tools/manual exports

Team & Family Mobile App

Scheduling

Website Builder & Widgets

Fundraising & Sponsorship Tools

Multi‑sport Coverage

Primarily hockey, lacrosse, and soccer

Notes: comparisons reflect typical product scope. Always verify each vendor’s current features and terms.

How Switching to TeamLinkt Works

Plan

We review your divisions, dates, and venues, then set up templates.

Import

Upload teams and rosters (or pull from registration).

Configure

Officials, scoring permissions, and approval workflows.

Pilot

Run a preseason/test weekend.

Go-Live

Training for timekeepers/scorekeepers; live support windows.

Review

Post‑launch check to confirm standings/stats integrity.

North Dakota Amateur Hockey Makes the Switch to TeamLinkt

In Fall 2023, NDAHA adopted TeamLinkt’s Digital Game Sheets, rolling the tool out across their player development program.

North Dakota Amateur Hockey Makes the Switch to TeamLinkt

In Fall 2023, NDAHA adopted TeamLinkt’s Digital Game Sheets, rolling the tool out across their player development program.

“When we’ve used it, everything from presentation to logging in to getting the pregame stuff to the coaches signing—everything just works. I’ve never had a single issue. It’s always worked fantastically.”

Ryan Griggs

NDAHA

Parents have never had a problem figuring out how to do it. Usually, after the first game... after the first half hour, they go, ‘Why didn’t we use this all the time? Why are we still using paper score sheets?’