The short answer: Teamer closed on 5 October 2026, and its own shutdown FAQ says team and user data is no longer accessible and that there were no export tools for members and events. If your team or club used Teamer, you will be rebuilding your member list, fixtures and messaging somewhere new. Rebuilding is also a good moment to give the club a public website that you own.
This guide sets out what we could verify on 10 November 2026 from Teamer's own help page, and a sensible order to rebuild in.
What happened to Teamer
Teamer's help centre says the platform closed on Monday 5 October 2026, and that users were emailed on 5 August 2026. It says the company is focusing on its Pitchero and PitcheroGPS platforms, and that after the closure date team and user data will no longer be accessible. It also says there are no export tools to make a team's events and members lists portable to a new system. Teamer's page offers its users a discount code for Pitchero.
If you still have a copy of your member list (a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group, old emails), that is now the source of truth. If you do not, ask members to re-register on whichever system you choose.
Rebuild in this order
- Squad admin first. Fixtures, availability and messaging are what your members use weekly. Teamer's team-management job is done well by dedicated apps such as Spond, and by club platforms such as Pitchero. Pick one and get members onto it.
- Then a public website you own. A squad app is not a public website. A short public site tells new players who you are, when you train, where to turn up and who to ask, and it stays yours whichever app you use for admin. See why a club website beats a Facebook page.
- Publish results and tables on the website. League tables and results are what members check and what search engines pick up. Natterio has a results/league-table block you can fill from a spreadsheet.
- Write down where everything lives. After a shutdown, the lesson is to keep a copy of your members, fixtures and results in a spreadsheet the committee controls. See handing over a club website.
Where Natterio fits (and where it doesn't)
We are the makers of Natterio, so weigh this accordingly. Natterio is a website builder: it writes a small site for your club in about a minute, with news, events, a gallery and results tables, and you edit it by pointing and clicking. The free plan has no time limit, no adverts and no card required. Natterio is not a squad-scheduling or payments app. For RSVPs and match-day messaging, use a squad app alongside it; our Spond guide explains how the two fit together, and our Pitchero alternatives guide covers the all-in-one platforms.
A simple plan for this week
- Gather every copy of your member list you can find and put it in one spreadsheet.
- Choose a squad app and move your members across.
- Create a free club website and put your training times, venue and contact details on it.
- Add the site address to your squad app description, your kit and your social pages.
Sources and last checked (10 November 2026)
- Teamer Help Centre, Teamer Shutdown FAQs (closure date, notification date, no export tools, data no longer accessible, Pitchero offer): https://help.teamer.net/knowledge/teamer-shutdown-faqs