Bring SIXFL to your area

Spot the opportunity.Help us launch it.

Use your local knowledge and contacts to help SIXFL find a venue and opening teams. Approved launch partners earn 10% of qualifying team fees collected during the league's first 12 months, capped at £2,500 per league.

Tell us about an area See the commission

How it works

Local knowledge, backed by the SIXFL system.

Submit the opportunity

Tell us about the town, possible venue, likely playing nights and any teams you already know.

SIXFL assesses it

We check existing coverage, venue viability, realistic demand and whether the area fits our expansion plans.

We agree your launch role

Before qualifying work begins, we confirm your responsibilities and commission terms in writing.

Help us launch

You complete the agreed introductions or recruitment work. SIXFL builds and operates the league and pays commission on qualifying team fees.

Approval comes first: SIXFL must approve the opportunity and agree your role and qualifying work in writing before commission-earning work begins.

The commission

10% for the first year, up to £2,500.

Commission rises with the number of paying teams and paid match weeks. It ends at the earlier of 12 months from the first paid matchnight or £2,500 of total commission paid.

Worked example

A 12-team league over 48 paid weeks

12 teams × £40 qualifying fee × 48 weeks£23,040

Launch commission at 10%£2,304

Maximum commission per league£2,500

This is a worked example using £40 of qualifying weekly team fees per team. Actual commission depends on qualifying fees actually collected and may be lower.

48-week examples

What different league sizes could produce

These examples also assume £40 of qualifying weekly team fees is collected per team for every listed week.

6 paying teams

Qualifying revenue: £11,520

£1,152 commission

8 paying teams

Qualifying revenue: £15,360

£1,536 commission

10 paying teams

Qualifying revenue: £19,200

£1,920 commission

12 paying teams

Qualifying revenue: £23,040

£2,304 commission

Commission terms at a glance

Qualifying team fees

Commission is calculated on standard weekly team fees actually paid for the approved league.

12-month limit

Commission runs from the first paid matchnight and ends after 12 months, or earlier when the £2,500 cap is reached.

Payments

Commission is paid quarterly in arrears. The first payment is released after three paid matchnights and is then backdated to the first paid matchnight.

Excluded amounts

VAT, refunds, credits, chargebacks, kits, fines, late-payment charges, sponsorship and unrelated income do not count.

One cap per league

The £2,500 maximum is one commission pool for the approved league. If more than one partner helps, the agreed shares come from that same pool.

Separate rewards

Teams covered by the launch commission do not also receive the standard team-referral reward unless SIXFL agrees this separately in writing.

Future leagues

A second league in the same town or at the same venue is a separate opportunity and is not automatically included.

Ongoing local work

Any paid matchnight or local coordinator role after launch is a separate agreement with its own responsibilities and payment.

The written launch-partner agreement for an approved opportunity confirms the qualifying work, any shared commission split and the final payment details. The standard calculation is 10% of qualifying weekly team fees actually collected, excluding VAT and the other excluded amounts listed above.

SIXFL handles

The league, technology and customer relationship.

✓League ownership and brand

✓Pricing and team payments

✓Fixtures, tables and results

✓Rules and discipline

✓Website and team accounts

✓Core communications

✓Referee and matchnight standards

✓Final launch decisions

You may help with

The local introductions that make a launch possible.

→Identify a promising town or area

→Find a realistic venue or pitch contact

→Introduce SIXFL to venue management

→Connect us with genuine local teams

→Help create initial local awareness

→Complete the work agreed with SIXFL

Where a local matchnight coordinator is needed after launch, SIXFL may offer a separate paid role with clearly agreed responsibilities.

Common questions

Clear from the start.

What would my role be?

You help with the part of the launch agreed with SIXFL, such as introducing a venue or connecting opening teams. SIXFL builds and operates the league.

How much could I earn?

The standard commission is 10% of qualifying weekly team fees actually collected during the first 12 months, capped at £2,500 per approved league. A 12-team league paying £40 for 48 weeks would produce £2,304 commission.

What counts as qualifying revenue?

Standard weekly team fees actually paid for the approved league, excluding VAT, refunds, credits, chargebacks, kits, fines, late-payment charges, sponsorship and unrelated income.

When would I be paid?

Payments are made quarterly in arrears. The first payment is released once the league has completed three paid matchnights and is then backdated to the first paid matchnight.

What happens if two people help?

There is one £2,500 commission cap for the league. Any split between launch partners is agreed in writing before qualifying work begins.

Can I also claim a team-referral reward?

The normal team-referral reward is not added for teams already covered by your launch commission unless SIXFL approves both rewards separately in writing.

What experience is useful?

Local knowledge, genuine venue or team connections and the ability to follow through are most valuable. Football, community, events or sales experience can also help.

Can I submit more than one area?

Yes. Submit each distinct opportunity separately. A later second league in the same town or venue also needs its own approval and agreement.

Need to ask something first? Contact SIXFL.