The scenarios that matter
When mountain biking coaches need to reach every family fast.
RallyText was built for exactly these moments — when you need every parent and athlete to get the message immediately, and a group text or app notification isn't reliable enough.
Field assignment changes
Fields get switched at the last minute — parents are driving to the wrong complex. One broadcast, every family redirected before they arrive.
Weather and lightning delays
Tournament day, lightning in the area. Players are spread across three fields. One text reaches every family on your roster in seconds.
Tournament bracket updates
Bracket published, game times confirmed, opponents announced. One send to every family with exactly what they need to know.
Indoor/outdoor location changes
Practice moved indoors due to field conditions. The families who didn't check the group chat are still in the parking lot.
What you get
Everything a mountain biking team needs to communicate.
- Broadcast SMS — one message reaches every athlete, parent, and coach on your roster as a plain SMS. No app required for families.
- Roster import — import from TeamSideline, SportsEngine, or a spreadsheet. Your team is ready to text in under 2 minutes.
- Dedicated team number — a local number that belongs to your program, not your personal cell. Stays when coaches change.
- Two-way private inbox — parent replies come to your dashboard privately, not to the whole group.
- Attendance tracking — families text ABSENT, dashboard updates automatically. Know your headcount before you arrive.
- Automatic reminders — schedule practices and games once, reminders go out automatically before each one.
- Safe Sport auto-CC — every direct message to a minor copies a second adult. Enforced by the system, not by memory.
Pricing
Priced for a team budget.
Plans start at $17/month. Every plan includes a dedicated phone number, broadcast SMS, Safe Sport compliance, and roster management. See full pricing →
NICA and partner league teams receive 10% off any plan. Nonprofit pricing →