By the Chess67 TeamUpdated 2026-08-30We make Chess67
WinTD is Estima's Windows/Mac pairing program. A $90 perpetual license covers the purchased version. It supports Swiss, round-robin, and team events; imports rosters; prepares USCF and FIDE reports; and sends email/text pairings after setup.
Chess67 brings registration, checkout, pairings, standings, and club records into one browser application. WinTD keeps tournament data in local files and uses separate services for public signup and online payments.
Summary
Keep WinTD if your registration service and desktop pairings already work well together. Choose Chess67 if you want signup, payment status, pairings, and club records in one application.
Consider Chess67 if
You want registrations and payment status in the pairing roster without importing a separate file.
You want pairings and standings on the event page without exporting and hosting HTML reports.
You want authorized staff to check in players and enter results from phones while online.
Consider WinTD if
Your existing registration service and roster imports work well with WinTD.
You need routine local pairing and result entry at venues without reliable internet.
Your directors know WinTD's pairing controls and reports and want to keep their existing tournament files.
Try Chess67 for one event. Check registration, pairings, and reporting before moving other events from WinTD.
Swiss, round robin, double round robin, quads, single elimination, and double elimination; USCF tiebreaks and rating report export; FIDE TRF preparation
Swiss, round robin, quads, and team sections; USCF/FIDE reports and rating lookups; native elimination support unverified
Best for
Events where registration, payment, pairing, and publishing should be one system
Directors who want local pairing software and already handle online registration elsewhere
WinTD's public price and documentation were checked on August 30, 2026. Taxes, multi-user licenses, and future major-version upgrades may affect the total.
*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
Registration, pairings, and results share a roster
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
WinTD: not verified
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
WinTD: not verified
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
WinTD supports this stage
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
WinTD supports this stage
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
reuse profiles at the next event
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
WinTD: WinTD imports rosters, pairs rounds, and prepares rating reports. Public signup, online checkout, and a club website require separate services.
Key differences
01
Getting entries into the roster
WinTD imports text and spreadsheet rosters and fills player details from USCF/FIDE databases. Online signup and checkout come from a separate service. In Chess67, registrations and payment status feed the pairing roster directly.
02
Local files and browser access
For larger events, WinTD can divide sections among computers and recombine the files afterward. Chess67 lets authorized staff check in players and enter results on shared records from phones or laptops while online.
03
What players see
WinTD prints reports, exports complete HTML pages for a website, and emails or texts pairings after delivery setup. Chess67 publishes pairings and standings on the event's live page while online.
04
What it costs
WinTD lists a $90 perpetual license for the purchased version, with paid upgrades from earlier versions. Your separate registration and payment services may have their own costs. 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.
Screenshots
Screenshots show the pages linked below and may include older prices or features. Use the dated source notes for current details.
Chess67
Chess67's round controls for pairings, results, and byes, shown with sample data.
Comparison notes: WinTD keeps pairings and results in local tournament files. Chess67 runs pairings in the browser alongside registration, checkout, and club records.
Chess67 feature demos
Chess67 screens with sample data.
Check USCF membership status during signup. Checks can use cached records; directors choose whether an expired membership warns or blocks entry.
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.
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.