Give your fans a place to be heard.
FanSay is a digital suggestion and feedback page for your club.
Fans leave a comment in seconds and it goes to the people that can actually do something about it.
Feedback shouldn’t only turn up as a rant on social media
Most clubs only hear from fans when something’s gone wrong, and it’s usually public.
FanSay gives supporters a direct, private line to the people who can actually do something about it.
Your own page
A branded feedback page at fansay.co/your-club, with your badge and colours. Share it with a QR code on posters or programmes.
Straight to your dashboard
Every submission lands in one inbox. Mark things read, archive what’s done, keep track of what fans are actually saying.
Built to stop spam
Rate limiting and a blocklist keep the noise out, so what you see is real feedback from real fans.
One price for your size of club
Same features either way. No setup fees, cancel any time from your dashboard. Pay annually and get two months free.
Grassroots / amateur
£7.99/mo
or £79.90/yr
- Branded feedback page
- Unlimited submissions
- QR code for posters & programmes
- Spam & abuse protection
Supporters Club
£9.99/mo
or £99.90/yr
- Branded feedback page
- Unlimited submissions
- QR code for posters & programmes
- Spam & abuse protection
Professional
£19.99/mo
or £199.90/yr
- Branded feedback page
- Unlimited submissions
- QR code for posters & programmes
- Spam & abuse protection
Prices shown in GBP, you can change currency again on the signup form.
Built to give fans a voice
FanSay exists because fans care, and most clubs have no easy way to hear it. Instead of comments getting lost in a group chat or turning into a pile-on online, fans get a direct line to the club, and clubs get feedback they can actually act on.
For fans
A quick, low-friction way to say what’s on your mind, with or without giving your name, and know it’s actually reaching someone.
For clubs
One inbox instead of scattered comments across social media, WhatsApp and word of mouth, so nothing important gets missed.