BoutMatrix was created to make boxing matchmaking more accessible, affordable, and practical for amateur boxing clubs.
We recognise that many clubs operate on limited budgets, are run by volunteers, and work tirelessly to create opportunities for boxers. Many clubs simply cannot justify the high costs associated with some specialist boxing platforms.
BoutMatrix was built by people involved in amateur boxing who understand the challenges clubs face.
Our goal is to provide a professional, modern, and effective matchmaking platform that helps clubs find suitable opponents and sparring opportunities without placing unnecessary financial pressure on the clubs that keep amateur boxing alive.
BoutMatrix exists to support amateur boxing, not to create unnecessary costs for the clubs that make the sport possible.
Our goal is to keep BoutMatrix accessible and affordable for boxing clubs.
Pricing is designed with grassroots boxing clubs in mind.
We believe clubs should spend more on developing boxers and less on expensive administration systems.
Amateur boxing clubs often operate on limited budgets with volunteer coaches handling administration alongside training.
Finding suitable opponents, maintaining records, and coordinating with other clubs consumes valuable time that should go towards developing boxers.
Rising software costs mean many clubs cannot justify expensive specialist platforms — yet they still need professional, effective tools.
BoutMatrix centralises club management and matchmaking in one affordable, coach-focused platform.
Our smart matchmaking considers skill, experience, weight, and availability for fair pairings — with junior safeguarding locks, name privacy, and medical data minimisation built in.
We help clubs connect, reduce administration, and spend more on boxers and less on expensive systems.
Safeguarding is not a marketing badge on BoutMatrix — it shapes who can be matched, what other clubs can see, and what stays inside your club only.
Junior consent before matchmaking
Under-16 boxers require parent/guardian consent on file. Until safeguarding is complete, they are blocked from Find a Bout, Auto Match, and opponent pools.
Guardian data stays private
Parent/guardian contacts are stored separately from matchmaking profiles and are never shared with other clubs — only the owning club and platform administrators can access them.
Name privacy for young boxers
Clubs can hide full names from public match queries so other clubs see initials only. Your own club always sees legal names for administration.
Medical and profile data minimisation
Other clubs see Medical In Date / Not In Date and Review Up to date / Review required — not exact medical expiry dates, full dates of birth on profiles, or registration numbers. Eligibility still uses full data server-side so safety is not weakened.
BoutMatrix supports club safeguarding workflows; it does not replace your club’s statutory safeguarding lead, association rules, or DBS/welfare processes.
Every feature is reviewed against one question: does it help amateur boxing clubs, coaches, and volunteers while remaining accessible, practical, and affordable?