ProScoreboard / Cloud beta
ProScoreboard FAQs
A few things to know before your first match.
Which sports can I score?
Table tennis, pickleball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, and softball. Match settings and available controls vary by sport.
Can I use my own scoreboard design?
Yes. Start with a scoreboard template and customize it to fit your event, including its colors and imagery.
Can I bring scores into my broadcast?
Yes. ProScoreboard provides scoreboard outputs for your broadcast. Test your chosen graphics and streaming setup together before going live.
Do I need an account?
You can read these pages without signing in. Open the app and sign in to manage your matches and events.
Where can I read more?
Visit Articles for published guides and product updates.
Is beta access free?
Yes. Beta access is $0 and includes all available beta capabilities. This is not an unlimited-capacity or future-price promise. See pricing and availability.
Does every sport follow every league's rules?
No. Available controls and match settings vary by sport. Officials remain responsible for rulings. Compare the settings with your event format and test them in advance. Explore the seven sports.
Are the newer suite modules ready for production?
They are previews, not a production-ready promise. Check which tools are enabled on your installation and rehearse your workflow before using them at an event. Review the suite availability.
Will every template field update in a live broadcast?
Catalog previews use sample data. Extra counters or clocks may be placeholders in a particular design. Verify your chosen template against your sport's live fields and test the output in your streaming setup before going live. Browse real template previews.
Can I use these Cloud pages without signing in?
Yes. Sports, templates, pricing, FAQs, contact, and published articles are public. Managing matches and events requires an app account and the appropriate permissions. Hosted and Local deployments keep their own application home.
How can I report a problem?
Contact and issue-reporting options explain what to include and what to keep private. Do not publish credentials or participant information in a public issue.