You've run O'ahu youth soccer since 1996 —
how much of registration actually stays with the league?

The Oahu League collects registration and team fees through a third-party sports-admin platform. Those platforms layer an estimated fee on top of ordinary card processing — money that comes straight off the top of every family's registration payment. Here's what that costs the league each season, and what PivtPay keeps instead.

What we noticed

Today, player registration and the digital player card / scoring run through Affinity Sports (hysa.affinitysoccer.com), and the site carries fee-bearing "Team Registration Fees." That third-party platform layers an estimated fee on top of card processing. There's no single PivtPay rail where the league keeps essentially all of registration — with clean records for the treasurer.

Your season-registration calculator

Season registration total

$5k$40k$80k

The skim

Third-party registration platform (e.g. Affinity Sports) — an estimated platform fee plus card processing

–$0

League nets $0

Card processing (est. 2.9% + $0.30/payment)$0

Est. platform fee on top (illustrative)$0

Keep it

PivtPay — one registration rail with clean treasurer records. Card processing only; no platform skim on top.

League nets ~99% of the total

Card processing only (~2.9% + $0.30 est.)$0

Platform skim on top$0

+$0

estimated extra dollars that stay with the league vs. a third-party registration platform — about 0 more players registered

Estimate only. Assumes an average registration payment of $150 and an illustrative platform fee of ~10% layered on top of card processing by a third-party sports-admin platform (actual platform fees vary and are not stated here for any named platform). Your real numbers may differ — edit the total above. PivtPay still incurs standard card-processing fees; the difference is the platform fee, which PivtPay does not add.

How PivtPay works for a league like yours

One rail, every season

A single registration page for player and team fees — instead of routing every family payment through a third-party admin platform that takes a cut.

Money lands with the league

Funds route to the org with a clean record for your treasurer — no platform fee quietly eating each family's registration.

Built in Hawai'i, for Hawai'i clubs

OMG / AIGA 8 set it up and run point. The enemy is the cut third-party platforms take from O'ahu soccer families.

Want this set up before the next registration window?

We'll stand up a PivtPay registration rail for the Oahu League at no cost to evaluate, with your real registration total — the league keeps what the skim used to take (~97–100%).

Show me the setup → aiga8.com

Independent estimate prepared by Oceania Media Group (OMG / AIGA 8). Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Oahu League (A.E.F.C.), the Hawaii Youth Soccer Association (HYSA), US Youth Soccer, Affinity Sports, or PivtPay's payment processors. Dollar figures are illustrative estimates based on an assumed average registration payment and an assumed platform fee for a generic third-party sports-admin platform; they are not a quote, not actual figures from any registration, and no specific fee percentage is attributed to any named platform. No minor's name or likeness is used.