Hall of Fans Clubs

For clubs and sponsors

Know your fans. Game by game.

Hall of Fans records every game your fans attend: at the ballpark, checked against the phone's location, or in a public place and on a stream, as declared by the fan. Your club gets a clear dashboard of who its fans are and a way to reach them.

For fans, Hall of Fans is free now and forever.

This week · Sample Club Last 28 days
Declared fans
4,812
+6%
Check-ins
1,236
+12%
In the seats
58%
−3 pts
Fan identity4,812 fans
  • In-person only28%
  • Remote only34%
  • Hybrid22%
  • Not yet active16%

Check-ins from public places rose against the previous home game; hybrid fans came back to the ballpark more than anyone else.

Illustrative example. Every number in this picture is invented.

Attendance, game by game

The data starts in the stands, not in a survey.

Each fan checks in to their games in the Hall of Fans app. The server accepts a check-in only during the game's window and decides which tier it counts as. Your club sees how its fans show up, and how each check-in was recorded.

Gold · Special

At the ballpark

The fan is at the game, and the server checks the phone's location against the ballpark's. It counts as Gold, and as Special when they follow their club on the road.

Silver

In a public place

The fan watches with others, at a bar, a restaurant or a watch party venue. The fan declares it.

Bronze

On a stream

The fan follows the game remotely, from wherever they are. The fan declares it.

At every check-in the fan picks the player they most want to see and earns that player's collectible card and the game's cube. That pick, and where it was made from, is a signal for your club too.

What we offer clubs

Two tools, one fan base.

A dashboard to understand your fans and a manager to talk to them. Both read the same attendance.

Today, your club's console login shows its counts: check-ins by game and tier, unique fans, completed cubes and cards by rarity, with CSV export. The full dashboard and the announcements are run with you by Hall of Fans until they reach your club's login.

01

Fan breakdown dashboard

Who your fans are and how they show up.

A weekly read of your club: the last game against the previous home game and the season average, with indicators compared to the previous period and sentences that explain what changed.

  • Fan identity

    Each fan by how they have shown up: only at the ballpark, only remotely, both, or not yet.

  • Retention

    New, retained, returned, lapsed and inactive fans, and the in-person return rate against a goal your club sets.

  • Fan to player

    Which players pull fans from the stands and which from the screen. A basis for theme nights, merchandise and ticket offers.

  • Fan geography

    Which regions your fans come from and what makes each region different, always in counts.

  • Game by game, and a sponsor sheet

    Every game with its check-ins by tier, cards and cubes, and a one-page summary per period for your sponsors. Everything exports to CSV.

Retention Season to date
Fans by status4,812
  • New16%
  • Retained34%
  • Returned22%
  • Lapsed28%
In-person return rate
41%
Goal 45%
First-timers at the last game
212
+9%
On a streak
388
+4%

The fans who came for the first time at the last game are the group worth inviting back this week.

Illustrative example. Every number in this picture is invented.
02

Fan relationship manager

Talk to every segment of your fan base.

Turn the dashboard into action: invite the fans who only watch on a stream to the ballpark, thank the ones who never miss a game, and tell everyone what is happening tonight.

  • Announcements by segment

    A message from your club to one segment of its fans, sent as an app notification to the fans in that segment who have alerts on. With a confirmation step before anything is sent.

  • Results you can measure

    What was sent, what the phones answered, and the check-ins at the next game, in one place.

  • Groups ready to act on

    Fans who stopped coming to the ballpark, first-timers at the last game, and fans on a streak.

  • Your ticketing data

    Import your ticket sales as CSV to see segments by spend and attendance. Each buyer's email is replaced by a code (a hash) on the server and is never stored.

  • Summaries you can check

    A short text on what changed, written from your numbers. Every sentence can be checked against the table that comes with it.

New announcement Sample Club
Audience
All fans Remote only In-person only Hybrid
Title
This Friday, we will save you a seatReaches about 1,640 fans.
PreviewReview and send
Illustrative example. The club, the message and the reach are invented.

Privacy by design

Counts, not people.

Fans' trust is what makes the data work. That is why your club's access is built around what it does not show.

01

Never a single fan

Your club's access shows counts. Never a fan's name, handle or account.

02

Small groups stay hidden

A row with fewer than 5 fans reads "small group", on screen and in the CSV. Never zero.

03

The agreement comes first

Your club sees its numbers only while a signed data processing agreement is in force.

04

Emails are not kept

When you import ticket sales, each email is replaced by a code (a hash) on the server and the email itself is not stored.

05

Permissions live in the database

Who may read what is decided in the database, not in the browser. Every staff action is logged.

06

No test accounts

Test accounts and test games are never counted in your club's numbers.

How it works

From the stands to your console.

  1. Fans check in

    Your fans use the free Hall of Fans app at every game, at the ballpark, in a public place or on a stream, and collect cards and cubes.

  2. We sign the data agreement

    We set up your organisation and the people on your team, by invitation. Each person creates their account in the app first.

  3. Your team reads and acts

    Your team signs in at console.halloffans.net and reads your club's counts, refreshed every night. We prepare the announcements by segment with you.

About us

We make going to the game something you collect.

For fans, Hall of Fans is a record of every game they went to. For clubs, it is finally a way to understand the fans who fill the stands and the ones who follow from afar.

Company
Hall of Fans, Inc.
For fans
app.halloffans.net
Contact
support@halloffans.net
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For your club

Ready to know your fans?

Write to us and we will walk you through the dashboard with sample data for a club like yours.