Arena football,scored by theactual rulebook.
The Deuce off the kickoff return. The drop-kick field goal at four and the drop-kick PAT at two. Ten arena position codes, and a clock that runs on the indoor game. Every one of them lands on the scoreboard the first time, from a phone at the rail.
Nine more sports run on exactly the same platform, each with its own real stats.
$12 per member team per month for a league, 6 teams minimum. A single team on its own is free. See every plan
A simulated drive, so you can watch the book keep itself. The real season is one scroll down.
The 2026 Arena Football One season is already public on Statside.
Not a demo and not a mockup. A professional arena football league keeps its season of record here, built each week from the league's official gamesheets. Don't take our word for it. Read the whole thing right now, with no account and nothing to sign up for.
- League
- Arena Football One
- Season
- 2026
- Member clubs
- 8
- Completed games
- 58
- Built from
- The league's official weekly gamesheets
- Access
- Public. No account, no trial.
Arena football is not outdoor football on a shorter field, and it is not scored like it. Statside keeps the Deuce on a kickoff return, the drop-kick PAT at two, the drop-kick field goal at four, and the 8-man arena position codes, which is why a league like this one can keep its real record here instead of an approximation of it.
Every arena rule, on the play itself.
- The Deuce is its own play type. Two points land on the kickoff return as it happens, not as a correction somebody makes afterwards.
- Tag a kick as a drop-kick and the field goal counts four and the PAT counts two, on the scoreboard, in the box score, and in the kicker's season line.
- QB, FB, WR, OL, OS, DL, LB, DB, K, KR. The offensive specialist plays both ways and stays one player with one season row.
The season adds itself up.
- Per-player season totals roll up from every game, with passer rating, OPS, save percentage, and hitting percentage computed rather than typed.
- Leaders ranked on the right stat for the sport, with qualifying thresholds enforced so a one-game hot streak does not top the table.
- Export any season as a CSV for the program, the paper, or the banquet.
Your stream gets a live score bug. Two URLs, no license.
If you already point a camera at the game, the overlay on that feed is the part everybody sees. Statside ships one, and it is not a paid add-on.
- The browser source
- One URL, 1920 by 1080, transparent background. Paste it into OBS or vMix as a browser source and the bug sits on your feed with nothing to install and nothing to render locally.
- The operator panel
- A second URL, carrying its own write key. Hand it to the volunteer at the rail and they drive the score, the clock, down and distance, and the lower-third banners from their own phone. They never need a Statside account, and a shared overlay link never gives away control.
- It follows the sport
- The fields are built from the sport, so a hockey bug counts periods, a volleyball bug counts sets, and an arena bug runs the arena clock. You pick the sport when you create the bug.
- Included, on every plan
- Creating a score bug is gated on having an account and nothing else. It is there on Free, and it is there for every member team of a league.
Arena is where we went deepest. Nine more sports run on the same platform.
Each one gets its own stat set, its own box score, and its own leaderboards. A multi-sport program is not buying a second piece of software.
Your team. Your colors. Live.
Type a name, pick a sport and a color, and watch the public page take shape. This is a preview of the real page your fans get, and it is free to start.
What it costs, stated plainly.
No quote form, no seat math, no call before you can see a number.
- Free
- One team, live scoring, a public page, and the score bug. Zero dollars, and it stays that way.
- Team, $12 a month
- Or $10 a month billed yearly. Up to five teams, your whole coaching staff, and 25 GB of game film.
- Studio, $49 a month
- Or $40 billed yearly. Everything in Team, 100 GB of film, plus the broadcast clipping suite, which is in early access and improving.
- League, $12 per member team a month
- Or $10 per team per month billed yearly, which is $120 per team per year and two months free. Minimum 6 member teams. Every member team gets the full Team capability set on top of the league tooling, so the same thing a team pays $49 for on its own costs $12 inside a league.
Billed monthly or yearly, and cancellable at any time from your account.
You run the competition.
Create the league, invite the teams, generate the schedule, and score the first game. The standings, the cross-team leaders, the bracket, and every member team’s page follow from it.
You coach one team.
Start free with a single team, keep the book from your phone, and hand your fans a public page the same night. Bring it into a league later without losing a game.