Broadcast Manager · Live now

Broadcast your whole season to YouTube — on autopilot.

Set your schedule once. Every game is created, branded, started, stopped, and archived on its own — no crew, no missed games.

No crew · No missed games · No credit card
Sports Autopilot Game Schedule dashboard with auto-created broadcasts
Sports Autopilot on iPhone

Sports Autopilot is a service that connects to your YouTube channel and automatically creates, schedules, starts, stops, and archives live broadcasts of your sports games — so your whole season goes live on YouTube without a camera crew or technical director.

Powering broadcasts for
Red River StreamsUniversité de Saint-BonifaceProvidence University CollegeCanadian Mennonite UniversityWarren CollegiateFrontier
Raiders
01 / How it works

Set it once. It runs the season.

1

Connect your channel

Link the YouTube channel you already own. It stays yours — always.

2

Add your schedule

Enter games, or import a full CSV/Excel season in one upload.

3

Broadcasts build themselves

Every game becomes a scheduled broadcast — titled, timed, and branded.

4

Games stream & archive

Streams start, stop, and publish to your channel on their own.

02 / The difference

Every game-day chore, gone.

With Sports Autopilot — automatic
Broadcasts created and titled for every game.
Branded matchup thumbnails generated per game.
Streams start and stop themselves at game time.
Recordings publish to your channel automatically.

You just watch the game.

03 / Features

Your broadcast crew, automated.

Automatic broadcast creation

Every scheduled game becomes a YouTube live broadcast — right channel, right local time.

Branded matchup thumbnails

Home-vs-away art from each school's logo and colors. Every game looks like a broadcast.

Auto start / auto stop

Streams go live and end on their own at game time, then archive the recording.

Built for broadcast companies

Run your whole client roster from one account — each school on its own channel.

You own your channel

You connect your channel; we create broadcasts on it. We never take ownership.

Season imports

Upload a CSV or Excel schedule — teams and schools matched automatically.

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04 / Pricing

Broadcast Manager — simple annual pricing.

Start free, no card required. Paid plans are invoiced annually — your account activates the moment payment lands.

Free Trial
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Free
Full app access
1 YouTube stream
No time limit
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Single Team
One school, one team.
$500 /year
Automatic broadcast creation
Branded matchup thumbnails
Auto start / stop & archiving
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School / Club
One school or club, unlimited teams.
$1,000 /year
Everything in Single Team
Unlimited teams & sports
Season CSV / Excel imports
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Broadcast Company
Unlimited schools, unlimited teams.
Custom
Everything in School / Club
Unlimited schools & clubs
Each on its own YouTube channel
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05 / Roadmap

Future modules — each priced separately.

On the roadmap · not available today
Scoreboard OCRAuto DirectorAuto Instant ReplayAuto StatisticsPlayer Highlight ReelsAuto Camera Operator
06 / FAQ

Common questions.

How does it work?

Connect your YouTube channel, add or import your schedule, and broadcasts are created automatically. Games start, stop, and archive themselves.

Do I keep ownership of my channel?

Yes. You connect your own channel through Google's secure sign-in — your subscribers, views, and revenue stay yours, and you can revoke access anytime from your Google account.

What do I need at the game?

Your camera or streaming setup, pointed at the game. Sports Autopilot runs the entire YouTube side — creating, starting, stopping, and archiving every broadcast.

Can I import a whole season?

Yes — upload a CSV or Excel schedule and teams and schools are matched automatically. A hundred games take about the same effort as one.

Go live on autopilot.

Import your schedule. We'll take it from there — all season long.

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