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ATHLETIC SCHEDULING

Game contracts without the email chain

Draft the matchup, send to the opposing AD, get a signature back. Every contract has its own status, its own signatures, and a home that isn't your inbox.

High school athletic schedules still live in email threads

Most ADs spend a week each season chasing contracts — drafting, emailing PDFs, fielding counters, then trying to remember what got agreed. Hundreds of one-off documents a year, held together by a spreadsheet and your sent folder.

How it works

From draft to signed. In minutes.

Most ADs spend a week each season chasing contracts — drafting, emailing PDFs, fielding counters, then trying to remember what got agreed. Admittee replaces the whole loop with one workflow: draft, send, signed.

1
Draft the contract

Pick the activity, opponent, date, level, facility, fees. Agreement language pre-fills from your school's defaults.

2
Opponent signs

Branded landing page, no Admittee account. They sign by typing their name, or counter — the back-and-forth is tracked.

3
On the calendar

Both signatures captured. Events created on both schools' calendars. Ticketing publishes if you've configured types.

One tool for every type of matchup

Head-to-Head contracts

One home school, one visiting school. Send a single game or bundle multiple levels (eg. Varsity, JV, and Freshman) to the same opponent in one email.

Invitational contracts

Hosting a tournament or invitational? Invite multiple schools in one workflow. Each school gets their own contract, signs independently, and every response lives in one place.

Every detail that matters for athletic scheduling

Digital signatures

Both ADs sign by typing their name. The signed contract is the record — no PDFs to file, no scanned pages to chase down.

Counter-offers

The opposing AD can suggest a different time or facility instead of just signing. You review and accept or edit, and every change is timestamped.

Envelope bundling

Send Varsity, JV, and Freshman games to the same opponent in one email. The opposing AD signs each contract independently.

Season status at a glance

Every contract is color-coded across the season — sent, signed, paid, or needs attention. Scan the list and know what's outstanding in three seconds.

Works with any opponent

Recipients don't need an Admittee account. They get a public landing page with the matchup, terms, and a place to sign — that's it.

Auto-publish to ticket sales

A signed contract triggers the event on your ticketing automatically — if you've configured types, the game is on sale without any extra steps.

Built for both sides of the contract

Built for both sides of the contract

Athletic Director

Replace the email threads and phone tag that come with building a schedule. Send contracts, collect signatures, and keep your season organized — all from one calendar.

Activities Director

Coordinate games and tournaments alongside the rest of your campus events. One shared system for everything that lives on your calendar — not a separate tool just for athletics.

Coaches and program leads

Schedule updates land on your calendar automatically. Once a contract is signed, you get the game with reminders, locations, and any agreed-upon details — no AD chasing required.

Opposing-school ADs

Just received a contract? You don't need an Admittee account to respond. Review the matchup, accept or counter, and you're done. Your school can send proposals like this too.

Just got a contract from another school? Here's what happens next.

If another school sent you an Admittee proposal, you don't need an account, a login, or an app to respond. You'll get an email with a link to a public landing page that shows the matchup, the proposed details, and the school's agreement terms. Review it, decide, and move on with your day.
Open the contract

Click the link in your email. You'll see a school-branded landing page with the proposed date, time, level, facility, and any financial terms. No account required, no app to download.

Sign, counter, or decline
Both sides see it signed
Send your own

Just got a contract from another school? Here's what happens next.

If another school sent you an Admittee proposal, you don't need an account, a login, or an app to respond. You'll get an email with a link to a public landing page that shows the matchup, the proposed details, and the school's agreement terms. Review it, decide, and move on with your day.
Open the contract

Click the link in your email. You'll see a school-branded landing page with the proposed date, time, level, facility, and any financial terms. No account required, no app to download.

Sign, counter, or decline
Both sides see it signed
Send your own

Game contracts are just the start

Signed contracts connect to your facility calendar, your event setup, and your ticketing — so when a game is on the books, everything else follows automatically.

Send contract

Get signed

Sell tickets

Run event day

See the results

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"We eliminated 120 hours of manual work and replaced 6 different systems."

"We eliminated 120 hours of manual work and replaced 6 different systems."

Tim Nethers, CIO, Foundation Academy

Tim Nethers, CIO, Foundation Academy

Trusted by schools and organizations across the country

Common questions about game contracts

Does the opposing AD need an Admittee account?
Does the opposing AD need an Admittee account?
How does signing work?
How does signing work?
What happens when a contract is signed?
What happens when a contract is signed?
Can the opposing AD suggest different times?
Can the opposing AD suggest different times?
Can I loop in assistant ADs or league commissioners?
Can I loop in assistant ADs or league commissioners?
What does it cost to start?
What does it cost to start?

Build your schedule without the back-and-forth

Send your first proposal in minutes. No setup fees, no contracts.