Build your club's website by ticking boxes.

Join online in two minutes, monthly or annual, card saved for renewals. Reminders go out before anything lapses. Members get a login and members-only pages; the committee gets a list that is always current.

A page built for someone who has never played: what to bring, who they'll meet, one button to book a free first session. After that, a gentle path to a second visit and to joining. Organisers get a heads-up when someone new is coming.

One login per member: their bookings, their saved card, their preferences, their contact details kept up to date by them rather than by the secretary. Sign in with a magic link, no passwords to forget.

The site posts into the groups your club already uses: tonight's session, this week's teams, a reminder that the ladder closes Sunday. Nothing posts twice and nothing posts until an admin turns it on. A join link for the community group sits on the site for newcomers.

Club nights, team training, ladies' mornings, whatever your club runs. Members see what's on, book in one tap and pay on the day if there's a fee. Capacity, waiting lists and a reminder the day before are built in.

Members book a court from the same login, with peak and off-peak, guest fees, no-show rules and lights if you have them. League nights and club sessions are blocked out automatically. Tick it to be one of the first clubs on it.

Age-group programmes with their own pages, online sign-up, a roster for the coach each week and messages to parents. Consent and emergency contact details are collected once and kept with the booking.

Your coach's availability on the site, lessons and courses bookable and paid online, with reminders. Funded programmes and beginner courses get their own sign-up pages.

A challenge ladder and monthly boxes that run themselves: challenges, results entered by the players, promotion and relegation at the end of the round, reminders before it closes. SquashLevels rankings shown alongside.

A page per team with fixtures, results and the squad, read in from the league's own system so nobody retypes them. Home matches show on the club calendar and in the WhatsApp group.

One-tap availability, teams picked by order of merit with every pick explained, team sheets and reminders posted to WhatsApp on schedule, match fees charged after the treasurer signs off. See a full week run itself.

Club championships, handicap nights, charity days. Online entry with payment, draws published on the site, results as they happen, and a page that stays up afterwards for the photos.

A simple editor for the secretary: write it once, it appears on the site, goes to the WhatsApp group and into a monthly email round-up to members. No newsletter tool to wrestle with.

Shirts, hoodies, balls and grips, paid online and collected at the club. Sizes and stock tracked, an order list for whoever does the handing out, money into the club's own account.

Drop a racket off any club night, pick a string and tension with a helper that explains the trade-offs, pay online, get a message when it's ready. A poster with a QR code to go on the noticeboard is part of it.

A page that makes it easy for a local business to say yes: packages, what they get, a logo wall, and a button that starts the conversation. Funded programmes and grants get their own section.

Albums from club nights and tournaments, uploaded from a phone, and a page for the club's story: when it started, the honours board, the people who kept it going.

Plain answers for the committee: how many people visited, what they booked, which announcement or poster brought them. Tracked short links and QR codes for every poster. No names, no cookies banner, no tracking of individuals.