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Online registration, waivers signed before they launch

Teams sign themselves up. You stop chasing texts and paperwork.

Registration is usually the part that eats a director's week — a Facebook post, replies in three different threads, a spreadsheet of who has paid, and a stack of waivers somebody has to remember to bring. ReelRank puts the entry form on your public event page and holds the roster, the agreements, and the fee status in one place.

Entries
Taken on your public event page
Waivers and rules
Agreed to before confirmation
Boat numbers
Randomized in one click

Your event page takes the entries

Publish an event and it appears on your organization's public page with the date, location, entry fee, and what teams need to bring. Share that link anywhere — Facebook, a group text, a flyer — and registrations come back to one list instead of five conversations.

Set when registration opens and when it closes, so the roster is settled before launch morning instead of being negotiated at the ramp.

  • Public event page with your details and flyer
  • Registration window with a hard cutoff date
  • One roster instead of replies across several threads

Waivers and rules, agreed before they are confirmed

Attach what a team has to accept before they are on the roster — a liability waiver, your rules document, a membership agreement, a code of conduct. Anglers read and accept it as part of signing up, and you have a record of who accepted what and when.

Set requirements once at the organization level and they apply everywhere, or attach them to a single season or event when the rules differ.

  • Waivers, rules documents, and custom agreements
  • Accepted during registration, recorded per team
  • Applied org-wide, or per season or event

Know who has paid without a second spreadsheet

Track entry and membership fees against the roster so you can see who has settled up and who still owes, without keeping a parallel sheet. Collect the money however your club already does — cash at the ramp, a payment app, a check — and mark it received.

  • Fee status tracked against each team on the roster
  • Works with however your club already collects money

Launch morning, sorted the night before

Randomize boat numbers with one click and post them days ahead instead of running a chip draw at 5am in the dark. Teams show up knowing their number, and the ramp moves faster.

  • One-click randomized boat numbers
  • Post them before launch day
  • Printable scoresheet with your registered teams

Common questions

Can anglers sign a waiver online when they register?
Yes. You can attach a waiver, a rules document, or any custom agreement as a registration requirement. Teams accept it as part of signing up and cannot complete registration without doing so, and the acceptance is recorded against the team.
Can we set a registration deadline?
Yes. Each event has a registration window with an open date and a hard cutoff, so entries close when you decide rather than being negotiated at the ramp on launch morning.
Does ReelRank collect entry fees from anglers?
Not currently. ReelRank tracks fee status against each team on the roster so you can see who has paid, but the money is collected however your club already does it — cash, check, or a payment app.
Can different events have different requirements?
Yes. Requirements can be set once at the organization level so they apply to everything, or attached to a specific season or an individual event when the rules differ for that one.
How do teams get their boat numbers?
Boat numbers can be randomized for the whole field in one click and shared ahead of launch day, so you can skip the early-morning chip draw and teams arrive knowing their number.
Can we still take walk-up entries on the day?
Yes. Print a scoresheet with your registered teams, add walk-ups on paper at the ramp, and enter them when you get back. Nothing depends on every team having registered online in advance.

Take your next entry online

Free while we are in beta. Publish an event, share the link, and let teams sign themselves up.