Standard vs. Business leagues

Standard and Business are different operating models. Pick the one that matches how you run your league from day one.

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Standard leagues

Best for organizer-run groups with a core roster of regular players, with optional season rosters layered on top.

  • Seasons let players pay for a defined date range instead of paying event-by-event.
  • Season roster players get priority access to RSVP windows for season-linked events.
  • Keep a regular league roster, then fill open slots with public sub requests that matching players on Runnit can respond to.
  • Admins choose which subs are accepted, so final event access stays under organizer control.
Business leagues

Best for facilities and operators running public-facing, higher-volume play.

  • Public drop-in events are exclusive to business leagues. Online payments via Stripe are mandatory.
  • Signing a waiver can be made mandatory in order to RSVP to an event.
  • Manage payments and operations for broader public participation.
How to choose
  • Use Standard if your main model is league/member-first with seasons.
  • Use Business if your main model is public drop-ins with waiver workflows.
Decision check
If your players are mostly regulars joining a recurring group, use Standard. If you're operating as a business trying to make a profit, use Business. The difference is in the set of features available to you and what best fits your use case. You can always create multiple leagues of different types.