Organizers

Standard vs. Business leagues

Choose the operating model that matches your real-world league before you configure roster rules, payments, or event flow.

League type decides which setup, RSVP, payment, and analytics features apply later.Guide step 1 of 7

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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.
Business drop-ins do not use sub requests or priority windows.
Waiver acceptance and Event Pass flows are available only when you enable them.
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.

Conditional tools

Do not assume every business league uses every business feature. Event Passes, waivers, analytics views, and specific payment workflows depend on what you configure.