Nightly Rack vs CompuSport.
CompuSport bills per player per year and adds a fee for each feature you turn on. Nightly Rack bills one flat price per league with everything included. Which is cheaper depends on how many players you have, so here is the arithmetic, using CompuSport's public pricing page from September 2026.
Pricing side by side
| Nightly Rack | CompuSport | |
|---|---|---|
| How you are billed | $25 a month per league | $3.50 per player per year, per event |
| Score keeping | Included | Add $1.25 per player per year |
| League fee collection | Payment tracking included | Add $2 per player per year, plus Stripe fees |
| Who gets charged | The league, once | Every regular player, whether or not they use a feature |
| 40 players, all features | $25 a month | About $270 a year, or $22.50 a month |
| 80 players, all features | $25 a month | About $540 a year, or $45 a month |
| Free to start | 30-day trial, no card needed | Schedule generation is free; the rest is billed per player |
CompuSport prices are from compusport.us/Pricing as of September 2026 and may change. The examples assume the base fee plus score keeping and league fees, which comes to $6.75 per player per year before Stripe charges.
Where CompuSport is cheaper
Under roughly 45 players with every feature enabled, per-player billing comes out below $25 a month. A 24-player league on CompuSport pays about $162 a year. If your league is small and you expect it to stay small, that is a real saving and you should know it going in.
Where Nightly Rack is cheaper
Past that point the flat price wins, and the gap widens with every team you add. Two divisions of eight teams is around 130 players, which is about $880 a year on CompuSport against $300 on Nightly Rack. You also never have to explain to players why they were billed for score keeping they did not use.
What Nightly Rack includes at that price
- A schedule generator that understands venues, table counts and closures.
- Printable scoresheets and rack-by-rack phone scoring from the same match record.
- Standings and player stats that update the moment a sheet is saved, with season reports for the admin.
- Dues and match-night payment tracking with shared notes between captains and admins.
- Tournament nights and a shot trainer, with no add-on fee.
When CompuSport may fit better
CompuSport is built around a tournament bracket engine and an association tier for organizations that run many events under one roof. If you run large open tournaments more than weekly league nights, or you need association-level reporting across many leagues, that side of their product is worth a look.
More of Nightly Rack
- Nightly Rack vs DigitalPool: the two flat-monthly options side by side.
- Nightly Rack vs FargoRate LMS: for leagues deciding whether to sanction.
- Pricing: a 30-day free trial, then one flat monthly price per league.
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