Is Futbology free? A practical check before you pay
Is Futbology free?
Plan names, prices and included features can change by country, app-store platform and release. If you are deciding whether to pay, check the current terms in the app or its official listing before relying on an old price guide.
The more useful question is what you need a football tracker to do after the first few matches. If you want to keep a real-life match history, build a stadium map and plan the next trip without making a subscription decision first, Footbeen is free on iOS and Android.
A better way to judge any paid plan
Do not choose a tracker from a feature grid alone. Test the exact workflow that matters to you:
- Add five matches from different seasons.
- Find the stadiums where those matches happened.
- Check whether you can see the club, league, country and match details you care about.
- Add a photo, note or rating to one match that still has a story behind it.
- Decide whether the result feels like a list of ticks or a record you will want to revisit.
Before paying, confirm three practical details in the current terms: whether the features you use most are included, whether you can export your own history, and whether the plan remains useful when you stop travelling for a few weeks.
What Footbeen includes for free
Footbeen is built around the football you attend, rather than a paywall decision. You can:
- log attended fixtures and connect them to the stadium, club and competition;
- build a personal stadium map from local grounds to Wembley, Anfield and the Allianz Arena;
- keep match notes, ratings and photos alongside the fixture;
- see your own history by season, club, league and country; and
- use the Fixture Calendar, matches by city and Football Travel Planner to plan what comes next.
The point is not to collect features for their own sake. It is to make the next game easy to save and the previous ones easy to remember.
Moving an existing match history
If another tracker already contains years of matches, do not restart from zero. Footbeen has an import path for tracker exports so you can review an existing history, keep the matches and stadiums that matter, and continue from the next fixture.
Keep a copy of the original export until you have checked dates, clubs and stadium matches. A football history is personal data: a careful import is better than a fast one.
For a broader view of what makes a useful real-world tracker, read our guide to the best groundhopping app workflow.
The bottom line
Use current official terms for any third-party plan or price decision. If your goal is simply to keep the football you attend in one personal diary — with matches, grounds, map, stats and trip-planning tools — you can start free with Footbeen today.
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