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Scoreboard software · United States & Canada Basketball · Hockey · Volleyball · 16 more

Scoreboard software for the LED screen you already own

Run the game from a phone or tablet. The scoreboard, shot clocks and sponsor loop open in a browser on your LED wall, video board or TV. No proprietary controller, nothing to install, ready the same day.

Book a 20-min demo → Open live board
Court A · 1920×1080 LED wall Screen capture, not a mockup
Basketball scoreboard on an LED wall: Home Tigers 64, Guest Wolves 61, fourth quarter, 2:47 on the game clock, 14 on the shot clock, player points and team fouls
Operator panel on a tablet with score buttons, game clock, shot clock reset and possession controls
Operator tablet → LED wall in under a second
19sport layouts, from basketball and hockey to wrestling and swim meets
4basketball rule presets: NFHS, NCAA, FIBA and pro, editable per game
<1 sfrom a tap on the tablet to the number on every screen
EN · FRoperator panel in English and French, built in Canada
01 / Game night

From doors open to final buzzer

Most gyms and rinks already have a screen. What they lack is software a volunteer can run without a training course. That is the whole idea.

Open the screen link

Paste the display link into the LED controller's media player, a mini PC on HDMI or a smart TV. Set it as the start page and it comes back on its own after a power cut.

Hand over the tablet

The scorekeeper opens the control link. Large buttons, one-tap undo and a lock against stray taps. No account, no app store.

Print the report

Score by period, player points, fouls and a timestamped play log. Print it, save a PDF or export CSV for your stats sheet.

02 / What it does

Video scoreboard software, minus the control room

Everything a high school gym, college court or community rink needs on game night, from a single subscription.

Shot clock

A shot clock above each basket, from the same tablet

Turn any small screen or TV into a dedicated basketball shot clock. It follows the same game as the main board and resets to full or short time with one tap.

  • NFHS 35 seconds · NCAA 30 / 20 · FIBA and pro 24 / 14
  • Team fouls, bonus and foul-out limits tracked per preset
  • Possession and alternating arrow on the main board
Shot clock screen showing 14 seconds with the game clock 2:47 and fourth quarter underneath
Shot-clock-only output · same game, second screen
Operator panel

Built for the parent volunteer, not the AV tech

If someone can use a phone, they can keep score. Every action can be undone, and a lock stops a bumped tablet from changing the score.

  • Practice mode runs a full game on a private preview, so new operators rehearse without touching the gym screen
  • Tap a player to add points and highlight them on the board
  • Emergency message on every screen in one step
Tablet operator panel: Home Tigers 64, Guest Wolves 61, start clock, shot clock 14 with reset 24 and plus or minus one
Operator panel at tablet size
Multiple screens

Every screen gets its own job

Main board on the center wall, shot clocks over the baskets, sponsors in the lobby, tonight's schedule at the entrance. Switch any screen from the admin panel or put it on a timetable.

  • Sponsor playlists, full-screen ads and a score ticker
  • Scheduled switching by day and time
  • Per-venue branding, colors and team logos
After the game

The paperwork writes itself

Every score change is logged with a timestamp. When the game ends you already have the box score your league, athletic office or local paper asks for.

  • Print or save as PDF straight from the browser
  • CSV export for spreadsheets and stat services
  • Public live-score page and an OBS overlay for your stream
Game report with final score 64 to 61, score by period, team fouls, timeouts left, player points and a play-by-play timeline
Game report · print, PDF or CSV
For IT and integrators

Fits district networks and AV installs

Runs as a hosted service, or on your own server behind the firewall. Integrators get an API to read scores and drive screens from their own systems.

  • REST API with per-venue keys
  • Signed offline license file for networks with no outside access
  • Screen health monitoring: see which display went dark before tip-off
Close-up of the scoreboard layout with team scores, fouls, timeouts, game clock, quarter and shot clock
Same layout from a 13-foot wall to a 43-inch TV
03 / Sports

Every sport your building hosts

Periods, clocks and scoring rules are set up for each sport, plus a universal board for anything else. Run a volleyball tournament on Saturday and hockey on Sunday from the same account.

Basketball
Hockey
Volleyball
Football
Soccer
Baseball
Tennis
Rugby
Badminton
Esports
Boxing / MMA
Running / Track
Swimming
Gymnastics
Lacrosse
Handball
Water Polo
Wrestling
04 / Compare

How it compares

There are roughly three ways to put a score on a video screen today. Here is how they differ for a typical school or community venue.

VIKONNWeb scoreboard Video scoreboard suitesInstalled broadcast-style software Free online scoreboardsSingle-screen web tools
Runs onAny LED wall, video board or TV that shows a browser or HDMIA dedicated Windows or Mac workstationA laptop browser mirrored to a screen
Operator devicePhone or tablet, no installKeyboard at the control PCThe same laptop
Separate shot clock screensYes, from the same tabletUsually extra hardwareNo
Different content per screenYes, with schedulesYesNo
Sponsor playlistsIncludedIncluded or add-onRarely
Game report, PDF and CSVIncludedVariesRarely
Practice mode for new operatorsIncludedRarelyNo
Setup timeSame dayDays to weeks, often on-site trainingMinutes
Typical costFrom $790 a yearAbout $1,250 to $15,000+ list priceFree to a few dollars a month

Published list prices we found in November 2026: ScoreVision from $1,250 per year, ProScoreboard about $2,500 per year (Mac only), Nevco VideoPro about $15,000 one-time, ScoreLync $79 to $199 per month. Prices change; check with each vendor. Product names belong to their owners; we are not affiliated with them.

05 / Pricing

Priced by screens, not by sport

Every plan includes all sports, the operator panel, shot clock screens, sponsor playlists, reports and updates. Pick the plan that covers the screens in your building.

Starter

One gym or rink: main board, two shot clocks and a lobby TV.

$790per year

or $79 billed monthly

  • Up to 5 screens
  • All 18 sport layouts plus universal
  • Unlimited games and operators
  • 1 API key
Start with Starter →

Pro

Multi-court facilities and schools with several venues.

$1,990per year

or $199 billed monthly

  • Up to 20 screens
  • All 18 sport layouts plus universal
  • Unlimited games and operators
  • 5 API keys
  • Scheduled screen switching across venues
Start with Pro →

Arena

Arenas, districts and leagues running many sites.

$4,990per year

or $499 billed monthly

  • Up to 50 screens
  • All 18 sport layouts plus universal
  • Unlimited games and operators
  • 20 API keys
  • Scheduled screen switching across venues
  • On-premise install and offline license
Talk to us →
Every demo includes a free two-screen account to try at a real game. Prices in USD. More than 50 screens? Ask about district and league pricing.
06 / Who we are

An LED company that wrote its own scoreboard

VIKONN supplies and rents LED video walls. The scoreboard software is built by the same team, so the screen, the software and the support come from one place.

When something looks wrong at 6:45 on a Friday, you talk to people who know both the panel and the code.

ScreensIndoor and outdoor LED walls for sale or rent
SoftwareWeb scoreboard, shot clocks, sponsor signage
CoverageUnited States and Canada
LanguagesEnglish and French
07 / FAQ

Questions athletic directors ask

What do I need to run it?

A screen and something that can open a web page on it: the media player inside your LED wall controller, a mini PC on HDMI, a smart TV browser or a streaming stick. The operator uses any phone, tablet or laptop. There is nothing to install.

Will it work with the LED scoreboard or video board we already have?

If the board takes an HDMI or DVI video input, or its controller can show a web page, yes. That covers most LED video walls and center-hung video boards, whatever brand is on the frame. Older segment scoreboards that only show fixed digits are not video screens, so they cannot display it; many venues keep those and add a video screen beside them.

Can each basket have its own shot clock?

Yes. Any screen can be switched to shot-clock-only output. Two small displays above the baskets and the main board all follow the same game, controlled from one tablet.

Which basketball rules are built in?

NFHS (8-minute quarters, 35-second shot clock), NCAA men's (20-minute halves, 30/20), FIBA (10-minute quarters, 24/14) and a pro preset (12-minute quarters, 24/14). Period length, shot clock, bonus and foul-out limits can be changed per game.

Our scorekeepers are volunteers. How long does training take?

Most people are comfortable after one practice game. Practice mode runs a full match on a private preview so a new operator can rehearse without anything appearing on the gym screen, then reset and go again.

What happens if the internet drops during a game?

The screen keeps showing the last score and catches up as soon as the connection returns. For venues without reliable internet we install the system on-site and activate it with a signed offline license file.

Which sports are supported?

Basketball, hockey, volleyball, soccer, football, baseball, lacrosse, wrestling, swimming, track and more: 18 sport layouts plus a universal board for anything else.

Is it available in French?

Yes. The operator panel and venue portal are available in English and French.

Do you also sell or rent LED screens?

Yes. VIKONN supplies and rents indoor and outdoor LED walls, so we can quote the screen, the scoreboard software, or both.

08 / Demo

See it on your own screen

Twenty minutes on a video call. We put a live board on whatever screen you have nearby and you run it from your phone.

  • 01We send a display link and a control link
  • 02You keep score; we answer setup questions
  • 03You get a demo account to try at your next game
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