tuintra.com

What It Is

Tuintra is a management and intranet SaaS platform for team sports clubs, positioned as a “low-cost” tool. It covers team sports such as hockey, baseball, football/soccer, rugby, and basketball, and says it can also be used for sports not listed. Its core goal is to help clubs manage teams, match call-ups, public websites, news, calendars, and internal communication.

Core Features

The feature set is quite vertical. The public website can automatically pull information from the database and stay up to date. The admin panel supports players, coaches, directors/management, match calendars, and news publishing. From the Silver plan upward, it offers match result control, automatic standings, one-click call-ups, attendance tracking, and a private file area. Gold adds member management, document management, image galleries, one-click email, and training creation. The training module can create or find training content by objective, level, or workload. For team collaboration, the page mentions multi-role news publishing, as well as private file spaces such as coach areas, board areas, and member areas.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is straightforward: Bronze is €15/month or €150/year; Silver is €25/month or €250/year; Gold is €50/month or €500/year. Bronze and Silver note that annual billing includes 2 months free, and the page also mentions that a promo code can provide 6 months free. Silver includes 50MB of file storage, while Gold includes 200MB; this may be rather small for clubs with a lot of materials.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are low pricing and a focused use case. It can connect public website maintenance, schedules, match call-ups, attendance, and member communication in one workflow. From Silver upward, it also provides a full API, giving it some room for extension. The downside is that public information is limited: payment methods, service SLA, backups, encryption, GDPR, and other security/compliance details are not disclosed, and there is no clear information on third-party integrations, mobile apps, or self-hosting. Although an API is mentioned, developer documentation is not provided.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Tuintra is better suited to budget-conscious European or Spanish-speaking sports clubs that want to digitize quickly, especially organizations that need to manage multiple teams, parent notifications, and match call-ups. Access from China is unknown, and payment methods are not specified. For users in mainland China who only need lightweight collaboration, WeCom, DingTalk, or Feishu combined with spreadsheets/calendars/docs may be sufficient. If a club website and member management are required, local systems or low-code solutions should be evaluated.