Your league website

• Home page with configurable sections (upcoming games, standings, teams, stats, news, and more).
• Admins can hide registered team and player counts on the featured season registration card.
• Schedule, standings, playoff brackets, team directory, player stats, and individual game pages.
• Live scores and Court Cam streams on game pages when those features are in use.
• Venue details and maps when games have locations assigned.

Configure public site theme and content under league settings. Every public league site shows a Powered by leagzr.ca footer. Premium and Pro can add a custom logo, accent color, and hero image. Pro can also attach a custom domain for the player-facing site.

Pro leagues can point a custom hostname at the public league experience (players and spectators). League owners still manage the league from the main Leagzr dashboard. Configure the domain under Settings → League and follow the DNS instructions shown there.

Subdomain setup (recommended): add a CNAME for your chosen hostname (for example league.example.com) pointing to the fallback target shown in settings (fallback.leagzr.ca in production).

Apex setup (example.com): the root domain cannot use a standard CNAME. Your DNS provider must support ALIAS, ANAME, or CNAME flattening. Point @ at the same fallback target using one of these methods:

• Cloudflare: proxied CNAME at @ → fallback.leagzr.ca
• Route 53 or DNSimple: ALIAS (or ANAME) at @ → fallback.leagzr.ca
• Other hosts: use ALIAS or CNAME flattening if available, or move DNS to Cloudflare

When you configure an apex domain, www.example.com is provisioned automatically. Add a CNAME at www pointing to fallback.leagzr.ca. Requests to www redirect to your apex domain once DNS and SSL are active.

Apex setup depends on your DNS provider's ALIAS or CNAME flattening support. Leagzr cannot verify registrar-specific configuration.