Chess67 vs OnlineRegistration.cc

By the Chess67 TeamUpdated 2026-08-30We make Chess67

OnlineRegistration.cc offers chess-specific entry rules and generates SwissSys and WinTD files directly. It also supports multiple player profiles per account, email/text pairings, and a separately purchased club-membership database.

Chess67 pairs registered players in its own browser tools. Registration, check-in, pairings, and result entry work on phones with an internet connection.

Summary

OnlineRegistration.cc is useful if you plan to keep SwissSys or WinTD. Chess67 lets you register players and run rounds in a browser.

Consider Chess67 if

  • Players and parents need to register from phones.
  • You want to pair registered players without moving roster files to desktop software.
  • You prefer published transaction fees and club plan prices.
  • You want a club storefront alongside registration and pairing tools.

Consider OnlineRegistration.cc if

  • You intend to keep SwissSys or WinTD.
  • You already use its rating supplement and USCF membership tools.
  • Your events rely on section filters for age, grade, rating, or title.

Try Chess67 for one event. Check registration, pairings, and reporting before moving other events from OnlineRegistration.cc.

At a glance

FactChess67OnlineRegistration.cc
What it isWeb platform for chess clubs and tournaments: registration, payments, pairings, standings, and member managementChess tournament registration platform built to feed SwissSys and WinTD
Runs onBrowser on a phone, tablet, or computerWeb registration plus desktop pairing tools; vendor support warns mobile is not fully supported
PriceNo required core subscription*; standard 2% on processed sales plus processor fees; optional paid club plansPublic organizer pricing not found; request a current quote
PaymentsStripe or PayPal checkout, subject to merchant, currency, and purchase eligibility; Venmo for eligible US/USD transactionsPayPal, Authorize.Net, or Stripe gateways
Formats & reportingSwiss, round robin, double round robin, quads, single elimination, and double elimination; USCF tiebreaks and rating report export; FIDE TRF preparationNo pairing engine; generates SwissSys and WinTD files, publishes pairings and results
Best forDirectors who want phone registration and browser pairing toolsDirectors using SwissSys or WinTD with detailed section entry rules

OnlineRegistration.cc's organizer prices weren't published on the pages we checked. Ask for a quote that includes messaging and the membership database.

Sources and review notes

*Core club and tournament tools have no subscription fee. Chess67's standard fee is 2% on processed sales, plus payment processing. Optional paid club plans increase messaging, member insight, and custom page limits. See the pricing page. Eligible nonprofits can apply for discounted processing rates; see Stripe's eligibility requirements.

The free Pawn plan includes an unlimited roster, 500 emails and 50 SMS per month, insights for 50 families (linked children included), and one custom club page. Paid plans raise these limits and add unlimited pages and Offline Mode (beta) for tournaments. Messages remain subject to recipient preferences and delivery restrictions.

Venmo appears only where PayPal marks it eligible: US merchant and buyer, USD checkout, supported browser/device, and the Venmo app installed. PayPal eligibility docs

From registration to rating reports

Chess67 uses the same roster for registration, pairings, and results. Directors review and submit rating reports outside Chess67. Joining a club during signup is optional.

Chess67 event tools
  1. 1

    Club & event website

    • Public pages for your club and events
    • Schedules, location maps, sections, and entry lists
    • Drag-and-drop club page builder; one custom page on the free plan
    OnlineRegistration.cc supports this stage
  2. 2

    Registration & payment

    • Sections with their own pricing, eligibility, and bye requests
    • Family checkout, custom questions, and configurable USCF membership checks
    • Stripe or PayPal checkout at signup
    OnlineRegistration.cc supports this stage
  3. 3

    Tournament day

    • QR-code check-in for players and families
    • Swiss, round robin, and quad pairings with USCF tiebreaks
    • Result entry for staff, plus an optional self-serve kiosk
    OnlineRegistration.cc supports this stage
  4. 4

    Rating report preparation

    • Compliance checks mapped to USCF rule numbers
    • Three-file USCF DBF package for director review and submission
    • FIDE TRF preparation; Chess67 is not FIDE-certified
    OnlineRegistration.cc: not verified

Markers show where a product or its companion service has relevant features. This does not mean it includes every Chess67 feature listed; check the comparison notes for details.

Returning players and club members

Player profiles retain registration history. Players can also join eligible clubs during signup; registration alone does not create a club membership.

  • Returning player and parent-managed child profiles
  • Membership groups and dues collection
  • Email and SMS within your plan's allowances
  • Member history and engagement reports within your plan's limits

OnlineRegistration.cc: OnlineRegistration.cc handles signup and publishing alongside a desktop pairing program. Family profiles and its paid membership database support returning players and club renewals.

Key differences

Registration and pairing

OnlineRegistration.cc exports to SwissSys or WinTD and has a SwissSys companion for publishing. Chess67 runs its own pairings on the registered roster. Both products support rating checks and US Chess membership purchases.

Phones

OnlineRegistration.cc's support page says mobile devices are not fully supported and asks users to try a PC or Mac. Chess67 supports registration, check-in, and result entry from phones with an internet connection.

Member records and costs

OnlineRegistration.cc saves player profiles and purchase history; its paid membership database handles club renewals. Organizer pricing requires a quote. Chess67's core tools have no subscription fee, with a standard 2% fee on processed sales plus processing. Paid club plans increase message, insight, and page limits.

Screenshots

Screenshots show the pages linked below and may include older prices or features. Use the dated source notes for current details.

Chess67 public tournament page showing registration, live standings, schedule, location map, and pricing with sample data.Chess67

Chess67's public tournament page with registration, standings, schedule, and location, shown with sample data.

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OnlineRegistration.cc's feature overview page listing chess tournament registration features.OnlineRegistration.cc

OnlineRegistration.cc's feature list covers entry rules, rating data, payments, and SwissSys/WinTD exports.

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Comparison notes: Both save information for returning players. OnlineRegistration.cc exports to desktop pairing programs; Chess67 includes its own pairing tools.

Chess67 feature demos

Chess67 screens with sample data.

Chess67 registration step showing a USCF membership lookup with ratings, status, and expiration date.

Check USCF membership status during signup. Checks can use cached records; directors choose whether an expired membership warns or blocks entry.

Open demo
Chess67 section selection step showing rating ranges, per-section prices, and a bye request control.

Players choose a section by rating range and price, then request any byes.

Open demo
Chess67 registration step collecting required phone and school fields, with Google Places school suggestions.

Require phone, school, or other registration details. School suggestions use Google Places.

Open demo

Feature comparison

Open Details for feature limits and Source for the documentation. Not verified means we couldn't confirm whether the feature is supported.

CapabilityWhat we checkedChess67OnlineRegistration.cc
Public online registration pagesPlayers can enter online; entries populate the organizer's roster.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Public online registration pages

Public event signup feeds the tournament roster.

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Yes
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Public online registration pages

Public chess-specific entry forms.

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Payments collected at signupEntry payments are recorded alongside registration.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Payments collected at signup

Standard 2% plus processor fees; merchant, currency, and purchase-type eligibility apply.

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Yes
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Payments collected at signup

PayPal, Authorize.Net, and Stripe gateways.

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Pairings and tiebreaks built inGenerates pairings and calculates standings within the product.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Pairings and tiebreaks built in

Native pairings and configurable tiebreaks; not a claim of FIDE certification.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Pairings and tiebreaks built in

Exports/integrates with SwissSys or WinTD; not a native pairing engine.

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Round-robin pairingsRound-robin scheduling. Notes identify any support for automatic quad grouping.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Round-robin pairings

Supports round robin, double round robin, and quads.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Round-robin pairings

Scheduling and pairing use the connected desktop program.

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Single- and double-elimination bracketsTracks bracket advancement. The notes distinguish single from double elimination.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Single- and double-elimination brackets

Tracks advancement through single- and double-elimination brackets.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Single- and double-elimination brackets

Bracket management uses separate pairing software.

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Online pairings and standings for playersPlayers can view published boards and scores. Notes distinguish live updates from uploaded reports.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Online pairings and standings for players

Published standings update online; offline edits need review and synchronization.

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Partial
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Online pairings and standings for players

Publishing uses SwissSys files and its desktop companion.

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USCF rating report exportCreates a USCF rating report for a director to review and submit.
Yes
Details for Chess67: USCF rating report export

Three-file DBF ZIP; the director reviews and submits it externally.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: USCF rating report export

Pairing files and membership batches are not completed tournament rating reports.

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FIDE report (TRF) preparationPrepares a FIDE report for arbiter and federation review; certification is separate.
Yes
Details for Chess67: FIDE report (TRF) preparation

Native TRF16 preparation for eligible sections with required reporting data; not FIDE-certified.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: FIDE report (TRF) preparation

Rating submission relies on the external pairing program.

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Custom registration questionsOrganizers can add questions beyond standard player, section, and bye fields.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Custom registration questions

Custom questions and required registration fields are configurable.

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Yes
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Custom registration questions

Custom questions and section rules documented.

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Family accounts (one parent, several kids)Parents can reuse saved profiles for several children.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Family accounts (one parent, several kids)

Parent-managed child profiles and shared checkout for up to ten registrants.

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Yes
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Family accounts (one parent, several kids)

Reusable multiple player profiles under one account.

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Check-in from a phone on siteStaff can mark players present from a phone.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Check-in from a phone on site

Staff and family check-in after organizer setup; requires internet.

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Not verified
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Check-in from a phone on site

Phone attendance controls not verified.

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Messaging and announcements to playersSend event notices or club announcements. Confirmation-only mail, arbiter chat, and delivery through separate tools are marked Partial.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Messaging and announcements to players

Free club allowance: 500 emails and 50 SMS monthly. Paid plans expand quotas; preferences apply.

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Yes
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Messaging and announcements to players

Pairing notices by text/email; confirm delivery charges.

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Member history (attendance, payments, engagement)Member attendance, payment history, and engagement reports.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Member history (attendance, payments, engagement)

Unlimited roster; free insights cover 50 families, including linked children. Paid plans expand insights.

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Partial
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Member history (attendance, payments, engagement)

Paid membership database and purchase history; engagement analytics unverified.

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Organizer tools on phones and tabletsRegistration and tournament controls usable on a phone or tablet.
Yes
Details for Chess67: Organizer tools on phones and tablets

Signup, check-in, pairings, and result entry work in a mobile browser.

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Partial
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Organizer tools on phones and tablets

Vendor warns mobile is not fully supported; recommends PC/Mac troubleshooting.

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Offline pairing and result entryPairs rounds and records results without internet. Notes explain setup and availability.
Partial
Details for Chess67: Offline pairing and result entry

Beta, included with the Bishop plan and above. Pair rounds and enter results on one prepared device; check-in and checkout stay online.

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No
Details for OnlineRegistration.cc: Offline pairing and result entry

Disconnected pairing belongs to the separate desktop software.

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Yes = Documented support; paid tiers and usage allowances are noted. Partial = Documented support with functional limits or a companion tool. No = Outside the product's documented scope. Not verified = Not verified from the public documentation reviewed.
FIDE report support means file preparation. Chess67 is not approved, certified, or endorsed by FIDE. Confirm reporting requirements with your arbiter or federation.

Offline Mode is in beta and included with the Bishop plan ($15/mo billed yearly) and above. Prepare the tournament on one device while online. You can then pair rounds and enter results without a connection. Check-in, registration, payments, rating lookups, and public updates still need internet. Review and sync saved changes when you reconnect.

Common questions

Try Chess67 with your event

Create a tournament page, add a sample roster, and test pairings and reporting before using it for a live event.

Sources and review notes

We make Chess67. We checked competitors' public documentation and Chess67's source code. We haven't tested every product or confirmed the production availability of every feature. Source links include the date checked.

  • “Yes” means documented support. Required plans and usage limits are noted for every product, including Chess67.
  • “Partial” means a functional limitation or a separate companion product is involved. Each note explains which.
  • “No” means the feature is outside the product's documented scope. “Not verified” means we couldn't confirm it; the feature may still exist.
  • SwissSys includes ChessRoster and Swiss-Manager includes Chess-Results where noted. Pairing support requires a built-in engine; roster exports and hosted reports are listed separately.
  • Screenshots illustrate the interface. Check the dated sources for current pricing and features.

Updated 2026-08-30