Cornhole & bag toss software
LeaguePour handles cornhole and bag toss tournament registration, entry fees, brackets, standings, and player communication - built for bars running weekly or seasonal events.
Cornhole is a pairs game - captain-led team registration so partners sign up together.
Collect buy-ins online before event night, charged on your own connected Stripe account and paid out to your bank on your Stripe schedule.
Single elimination or round-robin brackets, generated automatically from registrations (seeded in signup order).
Limit entries to your board count - signup closes automatically when the bracket is full.
Live leaderboard on your venue's public page - players check the board from their seats.
Announce schedule changes, results, and next tournament to opted-in players.
Create your cornhole event
Set the date, team format (doubles or larger), entry fee, board count cap, and signup deadline.
Players register online
Share a link or QR code. Teams register and pay before showing up - no cash handling on event night.
Run brackets on the night
Close signup, start the tournament to generate the bracket (byes are handled for odd fields), enter each game's score, and put the live scoreboard on your TV.
Build your player base
Every registered player is in your audience. Reach them instantly for the next tournament.
A typical Saturday bracket, with the numbers you'd actually plan around. The entry fee and timings are examples - set your own.
| Entry fee per team | $20.00 |
|---|---|
| Team pays at checkout ($20 + $1.50 service fee) | $21.50 |
| Venue receives per team ($20 minus the 5% platform fee) | $19.00, before Stripe processing |
| 16 teams | $304.00 to the venue, before Stripe processing |
| Single-elimination games (16 teams) | 15 games over 4 rounds |
| Waves on 4 boards (8 + 4 + 2 + 1 games) | 5 waves |
| At ~20 minutes a wave | About 1 hour 40 minutes of play |
Try the numbers first with the free bracket generator or round robin generator, and see round robin vs. single elimination for which format fits your night.
Yes. A one-night tournament is a single competition with one date. For a weekly league, set the schedule to recurring and note the night (for example, Thursdays for 8 weeks); when a season ends, duplicate it to open the next one with fresh signup dates.
Yes - doubles is the most common cornhole format. One player registers as captain and invites their partner, or players sign up solo and you pair them on the night.
Players pay by card when they register, through Stripe on your own connected Stripe account. A team registered by its captain pays one entry. LeaguePour keeps 5% of the entry fee and the player pays a $1.50 service fee at checkout; Stripe's processing fee comes out of your share. $0 events have no fees at all.
Yes. Set a maximum team count - for example, your board count times the teams you can run per wave - and signup closes automatically once it's reached.
A new venue can run one competition at a time free. Starter ($29/mo) runs 2 at once, Growth 9, Pro 19, and Elite unlimited - every plan has every feature.
Create your venue and publish your first tournament free - no card needed.
