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# Getting Started

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Scoreholio Seasons requires a PRO level Scoreholio [Subscription](/getting-started/subscriptions.md#how-to-upgrade-to-a-paid-organizer-subscription)
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## Getting Started

1. The first step to setting up your Scoreholio Season is to head over to <https://seasons.scoreholio.com/>  Note: It is easier to set up a Season on a laptop or computer.
2. Click on the "Organizer Admin - Choose Sport" drop-down and choose the sport you are setting up your season in.&#x20;
3. Log in with your Scoreholio Organizer email and password.&#x20;
4. Click the green "Create New" button to create your season.
5. Fill in the form with all of your Season info and click save

![](/files/wxFNKELwFarNsQCYzvoB)

6\. Click the blue "Manage Button" button to head into your season and start managing the following aspects of your season:

* [Season Setup](/scoreholio-seasons/season-options.md)
* [Organizers](/scoreholio-seasons/organizers.md)
* [Memberships](/scoreholio-seasons/memberships.md)
* [Tournaments](/scoreholio-seasons/tournaments.md)&#x20;
* [Player Rankings](/scoreholio-seasons/player-rankings.md)


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