Built to be adopted.

We're not putting a price on a vision-stage site — but the shape of the business is clear: software the smaller clubs can actually afford, free to start for players, and real value for everyone in between.

The approach

Conductor should be the easiest yes in golf software — priced so a single club can adopt it without a budget fight, and free for players to start. We'll sharpen the specifics with the right partners; the direction is already clear.

What guides us

Principles before price.

A handful of commitments shape every call we make on how Conductor is priced and packaged.

Cost-effective and accessible

Especially to the single clubs the expensive incumbents underserve. The goal is software a small club can adopt without a procurement debate or an 85-hour onboarding.

Great features for everyone in the chain

Clubs, staff, tournament and league coordinators, and players all get genuine value — not a tool that serves the buyer while everyone downstream tolerates it.

Free to start for casual players

A freemium path for casual and unaffiliated players, so the tool is free to pick up, easy to adopt, and easy for players to discover on their own terms.

The shape of it

The model we're leaning toward.

Three pieces that follow straight from those principles — and the way they most likely fit together.

For clubs

A low, transparent subscription

Priced to undercut the incumbent's roughly $1,200–$4,200/year indicative range, with pricing a single club can actually understand up front.

For casual groups

A free / freemium tier

Free to start, doubling as the way players discover Conductor — and the path by which casual players bring it to their clubs.

For power users

Premium features

Deeper capabilities for the organizers and groups who lean on Conductor most, layered on top of a free core.

The only figure here is the incumbent's own published range — a point of reference, not our price.

Intentionally out of scope — for now

What we're deliberately not doing.

Discipline is part of the strategy. Two things stay off the table on purpose, and both keep Conductor neutral, trustworthy, and easy to integrate.

No real-money settlement

Games are tracked as points, never dollars. Conductor doesn't handle wagering or payouts — which sidesteps gambling and payments complexity entirely.
Not an on-course GPS app

No yardages, no shot-tracking, no tee-sheet booking. Those are instruments other apps already play well — Conductor is the score they feed into.

Let's talk

We're building this in the open — come help shape it.

If you run a club, organize events, build an on-course app, or just play and care about this game, your input shapes where Conductor goes next. Tell us what's right, what's wrong, and what you'd need to say yes.

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