Runs your
five-a-side.
Roasts your mates.

Yep, properly free. No subscription, no trial, no card on file. If you choose to collect match fees through Megs, players pay a small per-match fee on top of their share (20p platform fee and roughly 30p for the card payment processing costs) - that's how Megs keeps the lights on. The idea being, most players won't be fussed about the extra small charge for the convenience of paying via Apple Pay or Google Pay! You can still take cash or bank transfer if you'd rather organise payment yourself - you just lose the auto-tracking and ease of running thing.

Nope, all of them. 5-a-side is the most common but Megs handles 6s, 7s, 8s and full 11-a-side games. You set the format when you create the group, and the balancing algorithm adjusts to the number of outfield players and keepers. Group sizes are flexible too - whether you're 6 deep or 14 - and popular games run a waitlist automatically once you hit capacity.

Players sign up the first time they join your group (takes 30 seconds, no app required). After that, every fixture you share is a one-tap confirm and pay. The official app will be ready shortly!

Every player gets a starting skill rating out of 100. After each game, ratings tick up or down based on the result - small adjustments per match, so the system gets sharper the longer your group plays. On top of the headline rating, the organiser sets each player's Goal Threat (Low / Med / High) and Defensive Work Rate (Low / Med / High). Megs also spreads players around week to week, so the same crew doesn't end up on the same side every game - keeps the matchups fresh.

No. Only you (the organiser) can see specific ratings as you will help provide their initial skill rating, compared to other players in your group (and these scores adjust each game they play). Players see they're on a balanced team but not the numbers - no awkwardness, no group-chat fallout.

When someone drops, their spot reopens automatically and waitlisted players get notified. If a replacement joins, the original gets refunded automatically. If nobody fills the spot, refunds are at your discretion as organiser.

Yes. Plenty of organisers run a Tuesday and a Thursday group from the same account. Each group keeps its own players, ratings, stats and recurring fixture - all separate.