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Chess67 For Club Organizers
Create a Chess Club
Give players a place to find your meeting details, join the club, and register for events.
Publish your meeting detailsAdd events and registrationManage members and collect payments
Start your club page
Club detailsWe’ll save these details so you can finish setting up after signing in.
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Plan your first meeting
Choose who the club is for: adults, children, beginners, or a mixed group.
Choose a venue and a regular meeting time.
Plan the first meeting and tell players what to bring.
Tools for your new club
Publish your club page
Show where you meet, who the club is for, and your next event.
Publish events
List club nights, classes, and tournaments with dates, prices, and registration.
Keep members in the loop
Publish announcements, email members, and send alerts to their phones. App notifications are free; email and text limits depend on your plan.
Collect payments in one place
Connect a payment account to collect entry fees, dues, and purchases. Sales and processing fees apply.
Club page preview
An example club page using sample data.
Resources for chess club organizers
How to Start a Chess Club
Choose a venue, gather equipment, and invite players to your first meeting.
Create a Chess Tournament
Set up sections, registration, and a public tournament page.
How to Become a USCF Tournament Director
Learn the requirements for directing US Chess rated events.
Before you create a club
What do I need to create a club page?
A club name is enough to start. Add a description and location if you have them. You can edit the details later.
Do I need to run tournaments?
No. You can start with casual games or classes and add tournaments later.
What does it cost?
The core club tools are free. Chess67’s standard fee is 2% of sales through its checkout, plus payment processing fees. Optional plans cost extra and increase sending limits and other allowances.
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