Run better volleyball tournaments.

OpenVolley gives organizers the tools to manage registrations, teams, pool play, and live scoring — all in one place.

1

Create Your Event

Set up registration, divisions, and scheduling in minutes.

2

Manage Teams & Rosters

Keep track of every team, player, and registration status.

3

Run Live Scoring

Enter pool play scores in real time, right from the court.

The OpenVolley Network

One account. Every tournament.

OpenVolley isn't locked to a single organizer — it's a shared network of players and events. Create a profile once, and use it to find and register for tournaments run by any organization on the platform.

For Players

Discover events anywhere

Browse and register for tournaments hosted by any organization, all from one place.

One profile, every tournament

Your name, contact info, positions, and bio live on your account — no re-entering the same details for every event.

Your dashboard, your teams

See every registration, invite, and roster you're part of, no matter which organization is hosting.

For Organizers

Reach players already here

Tap into a growing network of players already active on OpenVolley — not just your own mailing list.

Your brand, still front and center

Every organization gets its own branded portal, logo, and colors. The network brings players to you — it doesn't replace you.

Invite anyone, account or not

Send an email invite to register a team or join a roster. They can accept and create an account in seconds.

Built for organizers, not spreadsheets

Whether you're running a weekend tournament or managing events for multiple organizations, OpenVolley keeps everything in one place.

Multi-Organization Support

Manage multiple organizations from a single account, each with its own branded portal.

Real-Time Score Entry

Enter pool play scores court-side and keep standings updated instantly.

Team & Roster Management

Track registrations, rosters, and waitlists without spreadsheets.

Built for Tournament Day

Court assignments, pool play, and brackets designed for how tournaments actually run.