Fine Club Website

Every squad has a fines culture, and most of them run it on a scrap of paper or a message in the group chat. Fine Club turns it into an app, and thefineclub.com is where clubs find it. The brand is deep teal and gold, built to feel like the end of season do rather than a finance tool, with a hero of a squad celebrating on a night out and the app itself sitting in a phone beside them.

The homepage walks a captain through the whole idea in the order they need it: four steps from writing the rulebook to spending the pot, every feature from the pot to Kangaroo Court, a gallery of real app screens, a wall of the daftest fines, a sample fine table, where clubs spend the money, and a plain answer on pricing. It is completely free, and the site says so without small print. The store buttons sit at the top and again at the bottom.

Beyond the homepage, the site does the jobs a product site needs to do properly: step by step user guides for admins and players, the legal pages the app stores require, an account deletion route, and a free spin the wheel tool that anyone can use for anything, no sign up needed. That tool earns searches on its own and introduces the app to people who came for something else. Statically built Next.js on Vercel, sharing a monorepo with the app itself.