Esports League Hub Launches White-Label Platform for Tournaments
Esports League Hub launches a white-label platform that lets brands run tournaments on their own domain with real prize pools and no code. Get your branded esports site today.


Esports League Hub Launches White-Label Platform for Tournaments
Severance, November 2, 2026 - A new tool gives brands full control over esports tournaments, from branding to payouts, without coding.
Severance, November 2, 2026 - Esports League Hub has launched a white-label engine that lets any brand host esports tournaments on its own domain. The platform provides automated brackets, PayPal prize pools, and a fully branded experience in minutes.
Before this launch, tournament organizers often relied on third-party sites that claimed a portion of revenue and displayed the host’s logo alongside the platform’s. Esports League Hub flips that model so the organizer owns the brand and the money.
The engine runs on a subdomain such as yourbrand.esportsleaguehub.com, but future paid plans will allow custom domains. This gives organizers a professional look and a clear ownership path for their audience.
Key features include instant bracket creation, real PayPal entry fees, and automated payouts after results are finalized. No developer work is required, so small teams can launch tournaments quickly.
"We wanted to give tournament creators the power to own every aspect of their event, from branding to revenue,” said Dan Kost, CEO of Esports League Hub. "Our platform makes it simple and secure for anyone to run a professional tournament on their own domain."
The subscription model is flat, with no hidden fees on prize pools. Organizers keep the entire affiliate split and control how prizes are distributed to winners.
Security and compliance are built in. A COPPA age gate protects minors, and a Youth Protection policy ensures youth competitions meet industry standards. All payments are handled server-side via PayPal, so entry fees are captured, pooled, and disbursed automatically.
Scalability is a priority. Organizers can start on a free plan and upgrade at any time. Upgrades enable additional features instantly, with no data loss or migration hassles.
The platform’s API allows future integrations with streaming services and analytics tools, giving organizers deeper insights into player engagement and revenue streams.
Customer feedback during beta testing highlighted the ease of use and the value of owning a branded tournament site. One beta user noted, "The ability to keep players on my site and control payouts made a huge difference in trust and retention."
Esports League Hub also offers a partner program for developers and service providers who want to embed tournament functionality into their own products.
For organizers who want to host a quick tournament, the free plan includes a subdomain, automated brackets, and PayPal integration. Paid plans unlock custom domains, advanced analytics, and priority support.
The platform is already used by several community groups and small esports teams who have seen increased engagement and revenue since moving to a branded site.
Looking ahead, Esports League Hub plans to add features such as live streaming overlays, sponsorship integrations, and a mobile app for participants. These additions will further empower brands to create immersive tournament experiences.
To learn more or start a free trial, visit https://hub.esportsleaguehub.com/ and sign up for a custom subdomain today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take a cut of my prize pools?
No. You control payouts and keep your affiliate split. The service charges a flat subscription fee only.
Whose customers are these - mine or yours?
Yours. Players register into your branded instance and belong to you, not the platform.
Can I use my own domain?
Start on a free subdomain; custom domains are available on paid tiers as the platform expands.
About Esports League Hub
Esports League Hub builds turnkey esports tournament engines that run on a brand’s own subdomain. The platform automates brackets, handles PayPal entry fees, and pays winners without a developer. It empowers small and large organizations to host tournaments that keep revenue and player data under their control. The company serves competitive gaming communities and event organizers who need a quick, secure launch.
Media Contact
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