Review

🌐Jersey Watch review (2026)

Jersey Watch builds a website with registration for youth and community sports organizations. What $348 a year buys, how its schedules and standings work, what you can export, and who it suits.

By The Simple Standings team · Updated November 8, 2026 · Facts about other products checked November 8, 2026

Our take

  • A good, plainly priced website for a youth organization. Pages, registration, payments, announcements and a custom domain for one published price.
  • They do the setup. Jersey Watch says it will set up your website and registration for free, which matters to a volunteer board.
  • Standings are tied to its Schedule Generator. A hand-entered Basic Schedule gets no standings, and there is no documented schedule import.
  • No free plan. You can explore for free, but going live is $19, then $348 a year.

Side by side

Jersey Watch at a glance

ItemWhat Jersey Watch publishes
Price$19 for the first month, then $348 a year ($29 a month); called the entry plan
Free planNone. A free account to explore all features, no card
Contract and setup feeNo contract, no setup fee; cancel before renewal
Online payments3.5% + $1 per transaction; you can pass fees to registrants, none if you do not collect online
Custom domainIncluded, or bring your own
AdsNone on your organization’s pages
StandingsWins, losses and point differential per division, sortable; Schedule Generator games only
ExportsRegistrants (.xlsx or .csv), team rosters (PDF), contact lists. Schedule export “Coming soon”

Other products’ prices and features checked November 8, 2026 on their own pages (listed under Sources below). Prices change; check their sites before you buy.

What it does well

A note on who is writing this: we make Simple Standings, which competes with it. We have not run a league on it; everything below comes from its own pricing, feature and help pages, linked at the bottom and checked on the date above.

  • One tool for a youth organization’s front door: website, registration forms, online payments and announcements.
  • Clear pricing. One published price, no contract and no setup fee, which is rarer in this category than it should be.
  • Setup help at no charge, and pages built for volunteers rather than IT staff.
  • No ads on your organization’s pages, and a custom domain included.
  • A schedule generator that checks for conflicts and handles blackout dates.

What to watch for

  • Standings only come from generated schedules. If your venue hands you a fixture list, you either re-create it through the generator (their help centre suggests a one-game workaround) or ask their team to add it.
  • Tiebreakers are fixed: win percentage, then head-to-head, then differential. We found no documented manual adjustment.
  • Getting a schedule out is not available yet. PDF, Excel and CSV schedule downloads are marked “Coming soon”, and no standings or scores export is documented.
  • Not a stats tool, by its own description.
  • $348 is the entry plan. Its comparison pages say “starting at”, and no other tier is published.

Is Jersey Watch worth it?

For a youth association that needs a website and online registration, it is a sensible buy: one price, setup done for you, payment fees you can pass on to families.

For a league that only needs standings, it is a website you would be paying for to get a table. Simple Standings does that part free, or $9.99 once per league with no ads, and lets you type the table in rather than generating a schedule first.

Who Jersey Watch is right for

  • Volunteer-led youth organizations that need a website and registration.
  • Boards that want the site set up for them.
  • Organizations that want their own domain and no ads anywhere.
  • Leagues that build their season with a round-robin generator anyway.

If you are weighing Simple Standings instead

  • It is not a website: no domain, no registration, no payments, no announcements.
  • Its public page shows ads unless you pay $9.99 once.
  • Nobody sets it up for you, though there is little to set up.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much does Jersey Watch cost?
$19 for the first month, then $348 a year, which it describes as $29 a month. Online payments cost 3.5% + $1 per transaction. There is no setup fee or contract.
Is there a free version of Jersey Watch?
No free plan. You can create a free account and explore every feature without a card, and use the schedule generator, but publishing a schedule and tracking standings are paid.
Can you export standings from Jersey Watch?
Not that its help centre documents. Registrants export to a spreadsheet and rosters to PDF; schedule export is marked “Coming soon”. Standings appear as a table on your public site, which you can copy.
What is a free alternative to Jersey Watch for standings?
Simple Standings: a standings table, schedule and player stats on one public link, free with ads or $9.99 once per league without. It does not do websites or registration.

Just need the standings?

Free, no website to build, shareable in about a minute.