TryoutSheet

TryoutSheet vs Hudl

By the TryoutSheet team · Updated

They do different jobs. Hudl is game video: film, highlights and recruiting profiles, from $400 USD per team a year. TryoutSheet runs tryouts: scoring stations, short clips per rep, rankings and offers, then the roster. Many teams would use TryoutSheet in the spring and Hudl for games.

Side by side

FeatureTryoutSheetHudl
Free to startFree plan: one tryout, up to 25 playersNo free plan listed
Paid priceOne flat price per team per season; price set at launch$400, $1,000 or $1,600 USD per team a year
SportsBaseball and softball onlyAll team sports
Score tryouts on a phoneYesNo tryout tools listed
VideoClips tied to player, station and rep, kept on the profile; every planThe core product: 50 to 200 hours of game video a year
After tryoutsRoster, contacts and attendance for the seasonGame video all season; stats are an add-on
Player profile with school detailsPositions, measurables over time, clips, GPA, test scores and eligibility ID; parents edit, club-only by defaultHighlights and recruiting profiles

Rival facts from their own pages, checked October 23, 2026: Hudl club baseball pricing. Prices in USD unless noted; check the vendor’s page before you buy.

What each is for

Hudl’s club baseball plans are priced by hours of video: Bronze $400 a year (50 hours), Silver $1,000 (100 hours), Gold $1,600 (200 hours), per team. Its pricing page lists highlights and recruiting profile tools, and no tryout or evaluation tools.

TryoutSheet has no game film. It records short clips at tryout stations and scores every player, then keeps clips and measurables on each player’s profile.

Player profiles

Hudl builds highlight-based profiles for recruiting. TryoutSheet’s profile holds measurables over time, clips, school details (GPA, test scores, eligibility ID) and coach notes; it’s private to the club unless the family turns on a public page.

Pick TryoutSheet if

  • You need to run tryouts and pick a team.
  • You want clips of each player at each station, not full games.
  • You want rankings and offer emails from the same tool.

Pick Hudl if

  • You need full-game video, breakdowns or livestreams.
  • You want highlight reels and Hudl’s recruiting reach.

What TryoutSheet looks like

Scoring a station on a phone: tap a player number, tap a 1–5 rating
Scoring: tap a number, tap a rating. Works without signal.
Weighted tryout rankings with scores out of 100
Weighted rankings out of 100, with compare.
Draft board with offer, waitlist and cut buttons
Draft board: offer, waitlist or cut, then email families.
Player profile with positions, bats and throws, and grad year
The player’s profile: baseball, school details, measurables, clips.

Try it on your next tryout

Free for one tryout of up to 25 players. No card needed.

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Questions

Does Hudl do tryouts?

Its club baseball pricing page lists no tryout or evaluation features; it’s built around game video, highlights and recruiting profiles.

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