Ski Race Registration Software for Ski & Snowshoe Events, from Sign-up to Race Day

Ski and snowshoe organizers use RunSignup for cross-country and Nordic races, ski marathons, skimo and uphill races, snowshoe races, evening races, and 24-hour ski fundraisers. Each event can include multiple races, like classic and skate or a 5K and 10K snowshoe, with their own pricing, caps, and age limits.

Yes. Add a membership number question to registration, and RunSignup rejects numbers in an invalid format so registrants can correct them. Numbers that appear valid are accepted, and a report shows matches and mismatches so you can follow up before race day.

RunSignup’s registration, websites, email, and RaceDay tools are free, with no contracts or subscriptions. The only cost is a processing fee, typically covered by participants: 6% + $1 for carts under $250, with lower fees for more expensive registrations. Free events stay free, and donations have a flat 4% processing fee.

Yes. You can require up to three waivers per event, so your organization, ski area, and any other party each get their own. You choose the signing criteria, can require each registrant to sign their own waiver, and can view time-stamped versions to verify signing.

Yes. Every race can be accessed at SkiSignup.com/YourRace or RunSignup.com/YourRace with no extra setup. The functionality and participant accounts are the same, but the SkiSignup URL fits your event’s branding.

Yes. RaceDay On-Site Registration lets you take walk-up entries on devices at the venue, and the data syncs instantly with your participant list. You can set a separate race-day price and check everyone in with the free RaceDay CheckIn App.