PocketCorp builds your club's site and then keeps it current. After the match, send a photo and the score to your club's assistant on Telegram. It's on the site before you're home. No WordPress, no webmaster, no Sunday evenings.
Paste your current site or answer five questions. It designs the new site — pages, results, calendar, sponsors — and puts it live on your domain with HTTPS.
Everyone who should post gets the Telegram link. Coaches send photos and scores, the board sends dates; the assistant writes the news and keeps the calendar current.
A sign-up form for the camp, a members' area, a page per team. Ask in plain words; it builds it into the live site.
An agency site costs a build fee up front, a monthly "maintenance" fee, and every change is an email and a wait.
Never a surprise bill. 50,000 tokens are included; after that you prepay, and the assistant can never spend more than you bought.
No. If you can send a message, you can update the site. The assistant sets up domain and HTTPS; anything that needs your permission shows up as a tap in the dashboard.
Keep both. Paste the URL, the assistant rebuilds it on your PocketCorp; when you're happy, point the domain over. Nothing is lost.
Anyone you add to the Telegram chat. Remove them any time.
Tell the assistant to ask first. It then sends you the text and waits for your yes.
The plan includes 50,000 tokens. News posts and photo updates use tokens, and you prepay them — there is never a surprise bill.
The site is yours: export it, or keep the server on the yearly plan as plain hosting.