Bouldering comps and leagues
ClimbTable runs the scoring for your bouldering comps and leagues. Climbers score on their phones from a QR poster, your TV shows the board, and the league table works itself out. No app, no paper scorecards, no adding up.
See it working
The real app on a sample wall. Climbers tick on their phones, the TV keeps up, and staff fix what needs fixing.
How it works
1. Set it up
Start from a template, or add your round, its problems and your categories. Paste your problem list, or copy last round’s. Pick your format: points with a flash bonus, or tops, then zones, then attempts. Run a test round if you like, then clear it, go live and print the QR poster.
2. Climbers tick
They scan the poster, type their name, pick a category and tick tops, zones and flashes on their phones. No app, no account.
3. The table adds up
The TV rotates through every category live. Across a league, best N of M rounds, ties and countback are worked out for you.
For the people who run comp night
Climbers tick tops, zones, flashes and attempts on their phones. The TV updates within a few seconds of a tick.
Pick best N of M rounds, say best 4 of 5. Ties and countback are worked out, and if you change the rule, the table recalculates.
Ticks wait on the phone and send later. Partner ticks with a 4-digit code, and staff sign-off for finals, in one queue.
It opens in the phone’s browser from a poster you print. It never takes payments, so your ticketing stays as it is.
Points per problem with a flash bonus, shared-pot points that split each problem among everyone who tops it, or ranking by tops, then zones, then attempts. Open, Women’s, Men’s, Under-16, Masters 40+, named your way.
Test mode marks phones, the TV and printouts TEST and keeps test entrants apart. Clear it and go live when you’re ready.
Printable A4 scoresheets and a results sheet. Staff can enter scores at the desk, and every change is logged.
A full-screen leaderboard for your TV. It rotates through every category, then the league table.
For your setters
The setter report shows each problem’s top, zone and flash rates, and flags any that nobody topped, that everyone flashed, or that climbed harder or easier than its grade band. It comes with every plan.
How many climbers tried each problem, and how often it was topped, zoned and flashed. Per round, or across the whole league.
Nobody topped, everyone flashed, or harder or easier than its grade band, so your setters know where to look first.
It uses the comp and league results you already have. No climber names and no route logging. Download it as CSV or print it on A4.
What it doesn’t do
It never takes entry fees. Keep selling tickets as you do now.
Climbers scan the poster. There’s nothing to download and no account.
Your wall already has systems for those.
Lead and top-rope comps aren’t scored yet.
Pricing
Run your next comp night or league round on ClimbTable for free, with no card needed. Then pay the way that fits how often you run them.
For walls that run regular comps and leagues.
£99$129
per site per month
or £950$1,240 per site per year, which saves 20%
For walls that only run the odd one-off comp.
£99$129
once, for one comp
No plan needed
For organisers running a league, even across several walls.
£299$389
once, for one league’s season
Round 1 is free; pay before round 2
The free trial runs until 3 days after your first comp night or league round, up to 30 days. Every feature, the setter report included, comes with every option.Any VAT that applies is shown at checkout.Prices exclude any local taxes.Set it up yourself with guided setup and built-in help guides; we reply to email, usually within one working day.
FAQ
Planning a season? Read how to run a bouldering league, or browse all the guides.
No. They scan the QR poster and it opens in their phone’s browser. They type a name and pick a category once, and the phone remembers them. They can add it to their home screen if they like.
No, and it never will. Keep selling tickets through your own system. ClimbTable only does the scoring, the board and the league table.
Ticks are saved on the climber’s phone and send when signal returns, so nobody loses a tick. If the phones can’t be used at all, print the A4 scoresheets from the Print tab, and staff can enter them at the desk. Every staff change is logged: who, when, before and after.
You can ask for a partner’s tick on every top: the partner enters their 4-digit code on the climber’s phone. For finals, staff sign off each top. Everything waiting shows in one queue.
Yes. Switch on test mode and run a round with your staff: phones, the TV and printouts all show a TEST banner, and test scores are kept apart from real results. When you’re happy, press "Clear test data and go live".
Yes. Add each wall as a site on one account, at £99$129 per site per month or £950$1,240 per site per year. Your team sees every site.
No. Pay £99$129 for that comp instead. It covers the comp’s rounds for 48 hours from its first round opening, so qualifiers and a final on one weekend are one comp. Leagues and regular comps run on the plan, or a league can pay once for its season.
Yes. Hold each round at any of your sites, or at another wall, even one that doesn’t use ClimbTable. The TV, climbers’ phones, the posters and the results all show which wall each round is at, and the league table counts every round.
They tap “Get back in on this phone” and enter their name and 4-digit code, and their scores come with them. Their code is on their Me tab, and the desk can look it up. If someone joins twice by mistake, staff merge the two entries, and the change log records it.
No. Pay £299$389 once for the season. It covers every round, wherever it’s held, until the league’s end date, and at most 6 months from its first round. You pay; the host walls pay nothing and don’t need an account. Your first round is free, as for every wall, and you pay before round 2.
Yes. Add a floor plan or a photo of your wall and tap to pin each problem. Climbers switch from the list to the map and tap a pin to score it. Move the pins whenever you reset, as often as you like.
Yes. Choose shared-pot scoring: each problem’s points are split among everyone who tops it, so a 1,000-point problem topped by 4 climbers is worth 250 each. Climbers see each problem’s value on their phone as it changes, and the TV and league table use the same numbers. Flash and zone points stay fixed.
Yes. For regular squad sessions, set up a league with one category per squad and make each session a round: each squad is ranked on its own, and the table adds up each climber’s best sessions over the season. For a one-off squad night, create a comp.
Names, categories and scores, and an email address only if a climber chooses to add one. No ages, addresses or payment details. The wall decides who takes part, and our privacy notice covers the rest, including under-16s.
A setter report after every round. It shows how many climbers tried each problem and how often it was topped, zoned and flashed, and it flags problems nobody topped, problems most climbers flashed, and problems that climbed harder or easier than their grade band. Across a league it tracks the same numbers round by round. It uses only your comp and league results, shows no climber names, downloads as CSV and prints on A4. It comes with every plan.
Every wall’s first comp night is free: the trial runs until 3 days after your first comp night or league round, up to 30 days, and you don’t need a card to start. Then it’s £99$129 per site per month, or £950$1,240 per site per year (save 20%). Only running a one-off comp? Pay £99$129 for that comp instead. Organising a league? Pay £299$389 once for its season.
Tell us when your next round is and how you score it now, and we’ll tell you honestly whether ClimbTable fits.