Chess tournament registration software built for directors
Publish your tournament details and collect signups and entry fees. Use that roster for sections, check-in, pairings, and standings.
Parents can register children from their own account
Collect custom answers such as school, team, and requested byes
Import an existing CSV or SwissSys SJSON roster

What chess registration looks like on Chess67
See the signup page and the organizer’s settings.




Set up registration
- 1
Add the event details
Choose the date, venue, sections, entry fees, and registration deadline.
- 2
Choose your requirements
Add signup questions. For US Chess events, choose whether to warn or block players with expired memberships.
- 3
Open registration
Players and parents sign up online. Review entries, payments, and section choices before pairing the first round.
Bring an existing tournament roster with you
Upload a CSV roster or a SwissSys SJSON file. Review player names, IDs, ratings, sections, and team labels before saving. Existing pairings and results are not imported.
Try the registration flow right here
Explore the tabs using sample data.
This demo does not save changes or take payments.
Frequently asked questions
Can parents register children?
Yes. Parents can create child profiles and register them from their own account.
Can I collect entry fees at signup?
Yes, after connecting a payment account. Chess67’s standard sales fee is 2%, plus payment processing fees. Free events have no sales fee.
Can I check ratings and US Chess memberships during signup?
Profiles can include US Chess, FIDE, Chess.com, and Lichess IDs and ratings. For US Chess events, organizers can enable membership checks and choose how to handle expired memberships.
Can I import a roster from another tool?
Yes. CSV and SwissSys SJSON imports support player details, ratings, sections, and team labels. Review the import before saving. Pairings and past results stay in the original tool.
Create your tournament signup page
Add your event details and review the page before opening registration.