Non-league clubs need technology that makes life easier, not systems that create more admin. Fanbase gives clubs one platform to sell match tickets, season tickets, memberships and hospitality, manage matchday access and understand the supporters behind every transaction.
It is built for the realities of non-league football: lean teams, busy matchdays, limited time and a constant need to find smarter ways to grow revenue.
No upfront cost. Pay per ticket.
season ticket revenue at FC United
digital sales at Caernarfon Town
a year from membership at Raith Rovers
Running a non-league football club often means doing more with less. Commercial, marketing, ticketing and matchday responsibilities can sit across a small number of people, which means every system has to earn its place.
Fanbase is designed to simplify the work around ticketing and supporter management, helping clubs reduce manual processes and give supporters a smoother digital experience from purchase to entry.
The goal is simple: less admin for the club and less friction for the fan.
Club branding for illustration. Sample data.
Club branding for illustration. Sample data.
Supporters should be able to decide they want to attend and buy a ticket without unnecessary steps. Fanbase gives clubs a straightforward digital journey for individual fixtures, with ticket types, pricing and availability managed from one place.
Season tickets are one of the most important revenue lines for non-league clubs, but they should not create an administrative burden. Fanbase manages digital season tickets and passes alongside match tickets, so supporters access everything through the same experience.
For the club, that means a clearer way to handle sales, renewals and supporter access across the season.
Poor mobile signal is a reality at football grounds across the country.
Fanbase provides dedicated scanning tools with offline functionality, helping clubs keep supporters moving through the gate even when connectivity is unreliable.
That means fewer avoidable problems at entry, more confidence for matchday staff and a better experience for supporters arriving at the ground.
Club branding for illustration. Sample data.
The commercial opportunity for non-league clubs extends far beyond the match ticket.
Fanbase brings tickets, memberships and hospitality together in one platform, giving supporters more ways to back the club. Memberships can create recurring income and a stronger connection to the club, and hospitality can be sold without managing every booking by hand.
Instead of running disconnected systems for different revenue streams, clubs get a more joined-up supporter experience and a clearer view of what people are buying.
Growth at non-league level is often built one supporter at a time. Someone discovers a fixture, buys a ticket and comes through the gate. The opportunity is what happens after that first visit.
Fanbase brings ticket purchases, attendance, memberships and other activity together, so clubs can spot regular attendees, first-time buyers, members and supporters who may have stopped coming. That makes it easier to encourage repeat attendance, introduce membership and keep people connected with the club. The value of ticketing should not end when the ticket is scanned.
Customer story · Raith Rovers
“We doubled our ticketing revenue in year one.”
Andy Barrowman, CEO, Raith Rovers
Fanbase is designed for organisations that do not have large technology, data or operations departments. It is simple enough for lean teams to use every week, but capable of growing with clubs as their audience, attendance and commercial ambition increase.
Digital ticketing
Give supporters a straightforward way to buy tickets online, with simple administration for club staff.
Season tickets and passes
Manage recurring access products from the same platform as your match tickets.
Offline scanning
Keep matchday entry moving even when mobile signal is unreliable.
Hospitality
Sell premium matchday experiences without relying on manual processes.
Memberships
Create additional recurring revenue and build deeper supporter relationships.
Supporter data and reporting
Understand who is buying, attending and engaging, with clearer visibility over ticket sales.
All included in one transaction fee. See how pricing works
Non-league football has its own operational pressures. Small teams. Busy gates. Volunteers. Changing fixture schedules. Limited connectivity. Supporters who expect buying online to be as straightforward as any other purchase.
Fanbase is built to handle those realities without forcing clubs into enterprise systems designed for entirely different organisations.
For clubs operating with small teams, the value is not simply having more technology. It is having technology that removes work, creates useful information and helps the club grow.
Non-league football ticketing software allows clubs to sell and manage match tickets digitally. Modern systems can also support season tickets, memberships, hospitality, gate scanning and supporter data.
Yes. Fanbase is designed to work for clubs with lean operational and commercial teams as well as organisations with more complex requirements.
Yes. Clubs can manage digital season tickets and passes alongside individual match tickets through the same platform.
Yes. Fanbase provides offline scanning functionality designed to help clubs keep managing matchday entry when mobile connectivity is unreliable.
Yes. Memberships and hospitality sit alongside ticketing and other supporter products, helping clubs create recurring revenue and stronger supporter relationships.
Yes. Fanbase brings ticket purchases, attendance, memberships and other activity together, helping clubs better understand the supporters behind each transaction.
Your ticketing should help your club grow, not hold it back. Fanbase gives clubs the tools to simplify matchday, grow supporter revenue and build stronger relationships with the people who keep coming back.
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