Farnborough FC select Fanbase as Ticketing & Fan Experience Partner

Farnborough FC have selected Fanbase as their Ticketing & Fan Experience Partner, marking another important step in the club’s continued development on and off the pitch.

An established National League South club, Farnborough have built a strong reputation both within the division and across the wider non-league game. With attendances regularly exceeding 1,000 supporters at home matches, the club continues to demonstrate the importance of community, connection and supporter engagement in driving sustainable growth.

As clubs increasingly look beyond simply selling tickets, the ability to create deeper and more meaningful relationships with supporters has become a key priority. Through Fanbase, Farnborough will bring ticketing, communication and fan engagement into a single platform, helping to deliver a more connected supporter experience while providing the club with greater insight into its growing fanbase.

Kevin Russell, Business Development Manager at Fanbase, said:

“We’re delighted to be partnering with Farnborough FC as the club continues to strengthen its connection with supporters. There is a clear ambition throughout the organisation to keep improving the fan experience, both on matchday and beyond, and we’re excited to support that journey.

With strong attendances and a passionate supporter base already in place, there is a fantastic opportunity to build even deeper relationships with fans through more personalised communication, improved engagement and a seamless digital experience. We’re looking forward to working closely with the club in the seasons ahead.”

Rob Prince, CEO of Farnborough FC, said:

“We’re excited to launch Farnborough FC on Fanbase, creating a new way for our supporters to connect with the club, access exclusive content, and be part of the journey like never before. This is an important step in bringing our community even closer together, both on and off the pitch.”

As Fanbase continues to work with clubs across the UK, the focus remains on helping organisations deliver better matchday experiences while building stronger, more connected relationships with their supporters.

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