What is chess registration software?

Chess registration software gives clubs, coaches, and organizers a better way to publish signup pages, accept payments, collect participant details, and manage rosters without relying on generic forms.

Can parents register children for chess events?

Yes. Chess67 supports parent and guardian accounts with child profiles, so families can sign up for clubs, classes, camps, and events without sharing one login.

Is Chess67 only for tournaments?

No. Chess67 is broader than tournament registration. It works for recurring club signup, scholastic programs, coach-led classes, camps, memberships, and tournaments.

Can organizers collect payment during registration?

Yes. Organizers can collect payment during registration instead of chasing separate payment requests after the form is complete.

Does good chess registration software need rating integration?

Yes. Registration gets more useful when it stays connected to rating data instead of relying on manual entry. Chess67 can work from linked rating identities and profile data across sources like USCF, FIDE, Chess.com, and Lichess, and can warn or block from USCF membership data available in Chess67 when organizers enable that behavior.

Does Chess67 handle tournament-specific registration?

Yes. Tournament registration is part of the same system: public event pages, section choices, entry fees, custom questions, USCF membership checks, and check-in all happen here, and the roster carries straight into pairings and standings.

What happens after players register?

The roster is ready for check-in and event day. If you are running a tournament, the same data flows into sections, pairings, standings, and live updates without re-entering anything.

Tournament Registration

Chess tournament registration software built for directors

Publish a tournament registration page, collect entry fees, check USCF memberships, and work from the same roster on tournament day. Chess67 carries every signup into sections, check-in, pairings, standings, and follow-up without rebuilding the event in another tool.

Create a tournament registration page Book a migration walkthrough

Publish tournament registration and start collecting entries the same day

Parents register children from family accounts without shared logins

Collect entry fees and check USCF memberships during signup

Import CSV rosters or SwissSys SJSON, then use the same players for pairings

Inside the live productchess67.com

See The Product

What chess registration looks like on Chess67

These are real Chess67 surfaces. Click through the registration flow organizers publish and the controls they get behind it.

Screenshots show Chess67 product surfaces with sample data.

Why Chess67

One registration system across every program you run

Most chess organizations run more than tournaments. Chess67 keeps memberships, classes, camps, recurring programs, and family signup in the same system as payments and rosters.

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One system across programs

Run club signup, class enrollment, lesson booking, camps, and recurring event registration from one platform instead of stitching together separate tools.

Family-friendly signup

Let parents manage child profiles and complete registration cleanly without back-and-forth emails, duplicate forms, or shared logins.

Payments connected to registration

Collect fees as part of the signup flow for classes, programs, memberships, and events instead of reconciling separate invoices and manual follow-up.

Ratings that stay connected

Work from US Chess, FIDE, Chess.com, and Lichess data, and optionally warn players when their US Chess membership has lapsed.

Custom questions

Ask for school, team, waivers, byes, or any event-specific detail during signup so the roster is complete before day one.

Rosters ready for event day

Registration data carries into check-in, section setup, and live tournament operations without retyping anything.

How It Works

From published signup page to managed roster

The same workflow covers a weekly club night, a scholastic camp, and a 200-player open.

1
Publish a registration page
Create a public page for your club, class, camp, lesson offer, or event with schedules, pricing, and signup details.
2
Add your questions and rules
Collect custom answers, require profile fields, and for USCF events decide what happens when a membership has lapsed: warn, email, or block.
3
Accept signups and payments
Players and parents register through one clear flow; fees are collected at signup instead of being chased afterward.
4
Work from a connected roster
Rosters, payments, rating context, and follow-up communication stay in the same system through event day and beyond.

Switch Without Retyping

Bring an existing tournament roster with you

Upload CSV exports from tools such as ChessRegister or KingRegistration, or import the verified SwissSys SJSON roster format. Chess67 brings over player names, IDs, ratings, section matches, and team labels; completed pairings and past results stay in the source file.

Choose your migration path

Create a tournament and import a roster

Start the event, then use Batch Import Guests to review the roster before anything is saved.

Book a concierge walkthrough

Bring one real event and we will walk through the conversion with you.

Try It

Try the registration flow right here

This is the same registration surface players see in production, loaded with sample data. Open the pricing details, browse the event page, and click Register to preview the flow.

Interactive demo — click around, nothing is savedOpen the full product tour

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Best Fit

Built for the registration work chess organizers actually do

Weekly club registration and member onboarding

Scholastic chess programs with parent-managed accounts

Coach-led classes, camps, and lesson packages

Recurring memberships, programs, and event series

USCF-rated tournaments that need membership guardrails

One-off events that should still feed the next one

Go Deeper

Where registration connects next

Registration is the front door. When you need pairings, standings, live event control, or year-round club operations, the same roster carries forward.

Chess Tournament Software

Pairings, standings, exports, and live event control once the field is set.

Chess Club Management Software

Memberships, calendars, posts, and payments around the same roster.

Find Chess Clubs

Browse public club pages already using Chess67 registration.

Frequently asked questions

Run your next tournament registration on Chess67

Publish the page, collect entry fees, and keep the same roster through check-in, pairings, standings, and follow-up.