Built to connect, not confine.
One living hub for shooters, match directors, clubs, series, and developers—without forcing the sport into another walled garden.
Shooters
Find matches fast. Filter around your schedule and travel, choose how to view or export, then get better results and leaderboard options after the match.
Match Directors
Advertise matches and customize modern match pages, leaderboards, and calendars in Shooters Hub or on your own site—without hiring a developer.
Clubs and series
Build season hubs, showcase sponsors, publish flexible leaderboards, coordinate calendars, and give members one dependable home for the information they need.
- Season hubs
- Schedules, standings, sponsors, and announcements in one place
- Portable publishing
- Share pages directly or embed useful modules on an existing site
Developers and integrators
Extend the platform with documented APIs, scoped keys, stable public routes, and embeddable Match Finder modules instead of scraping pages or rebuilding the same data.
From spreadsheets to a living hub
This started after too many nights wrangling season leaderboards and hunting across platforms, spreadsheets, and club calendars just to plan a trip. Match directors, clubs, and series admins kept rebuilding the same calendars, leaderboards, and member tools.
Instead of waiting for closed platforms to change, Shooters Hub is flexible where others are rigid, open where others are closed, and designed to connect what you already use. “Hub” is the promise to bridge the best tools in competitive shooting rather than force a single ecosystem.
Open where the sport needs openness
Closed APIs, poor exports, all-or-nothing ecosystems, artificial premium gates, and duplicated club work hold the sport back.
Shooters Hub answers with open APIs, a location-and-date match finder, customizable club and season pages, embeddable modules, privacy-conscious public information, score exports, calendar subscriptions, and portable results.
- Locked-down platforms
- Open APIs and robust exports replace scraping, dead ends, and vendor blame-shifting
- Walled gardens
- Embeds, calendar subscriptions, score exports, and portable results connect the tools people already use
- Artificial premium gates
- Core participation, club, season, sponsor, and normal API workflows stay free
- Repeated club work
- Reusable calendars, leaderboards, member tools, and public hubs stop every organization rebuilding from scratch
- Hard-to-find matches
- Location, date, discipline, radius, and travel filters make discovery practical
- Privacy tradeoffs
- Useful public competition information is opened without treating personal data as the product
The Hub is already more than a promise
The current platform connects match discovery, club and season publishing, community discussion, direct messages, local listings, matchbooks, developer access, and portable public pages in one shared experience.
- Discover
- Search matches by discipline, date, location, radius, and travel context
- Organize
- Publish club, series, season, calendar, standings, and sponsor information
- Participate
- Use community, messages, Swap Meet, and FreeDOPE without a separate ecosystem
- Integrate
- Build with documented routes, scoped API keys, exports, and embeds
Free first. Shooter and MD first.
The core platform stays free for shooters, clubs, and seasons. Generous APIs cover normal use, sponsors get real visibility, and paid features are reserved for genuinely costly services such as satellite imagery or drive-time filtering.
- Free first
- Shooters, clubs, seasons, and normal participation do not sit behind a paywall
- Shooter and MD first
- Discovery, advertising, sponsor visibility, and return visits work directly, embedded, or exported
- APIs with responsibility
- Generous default limits serve normal use; paid capacity is for genuinely heavy workloads
- Premium only where necessary
- Costly services such as satellite imagery or drive-time filtering may fund themselves
- Sponsors in the spotlight
- Clubs and matches can showcase sponsors while sponsor accounts govern licensed brand assets
- License and attribution
- Powered-by attribution keeps shared tools sustainable; custom licensing remains available
The next spokes on the Hub
Vendor integrations, a live Swap Meet, FreeDOPE matchbooks, live scoring, and registration are the next steps—filling gaps while continuing to integrate with the tools the community already uses.
- Vendor integrations
- Connect apparel, trophy, and award workflows instead of creating another isolated catalog
- Swap Meet
- List, discover, and coordinate local exchanges and match meet-ups
- FreeDOPE matchbooks
- Build, share, print, and use digital matchbooks and stage dope cards
- Live scoring and registration
- Close the remaining match-day gaps while continuing to integrate with existing tools