Clashnato runs Clash of Clans clan war tournaments. You open sign-ups, run the draw live, and the wars come in through the game's official API. Standings, bracket and player rankings update on their own on a public page that clans follow on their phones.
For: Tournament and league organizers. Browsing tournaments and signing up your clan stays free. The pass lets you create and run tournaments.
How it works
Set up the tournament. Pick the format (groups and knockout, straight knockout or round robin), from 2 to 128 clans, the war size and the rules.
Take sign-ups. Clans apply with their badge and roster, imported by tag. You approve or turn down each request.
Draw live. Seeds land in different groups, and the full-screen ceremony reveals the clans one by one. Anyone can watch it again later.
Results come in on their own. On the scheduled day, Clashnato looks up in the official API only the war between the match's two clans. Stars, destruction and time become standings, bracket and rankings.
What the pass unlocks
Three formats. Groups and knockout, straight knockout or round robin, single or home-and-away, with a third-place match.
Scoring like the game. Only the best attack on each base counts, like in the game. Ties are broken by stars, destruction and time.
Attack-by-attack results. Player, base, stars, destruction and time of every attack, or just the score if you would rather enter it by hand.
Public page. Live score, groups, bracket and player rankings in one link to share with the group.
Player rankings. Stars, triples, average destruction and average time of every player in the tournament.
Director mode. Run the whole tournament from its own public page.
Without the pass and with it
Without the pass: Sign-ups by private message. With the pass: Clans apply with their badge and roster, and you approve them with one tap.
Without the pass: A draw by screenshot, and someone always doubts it. With the pass: A live draw with seeds in different groups, and the ceremony saved to watch again.
Without the pass: Stars counted on a calculator. With the pass: Only the best attack on each base counts, like in the game. Standings and tiebreakers come out ready.
Without the pass: A clan that played someone else and swears it was the match. With the pass: Collected from the game's API: only the war between the two registered clans, on the scheduled day.
Without the pass: Results scattered across images and voice notes. With the pass: A public page with the live score, groups, bracket and player rankings.
Clashnato prices
Monthly: R$9.90 a month
Quarterly: R$26.90 a quarter (R$8.97 a month, 9% less)
Annual: R$100.00 a year (R$8.33 a month, 16% less)
Subscriptions on the site open soon. Until then, access is granted by support on WhatsApp.
Renews automatically through PayPal, cancel anytime in My account and ask for a full refund within 7 days of the first charge.
Questions
Do I have to pay to sign up my clan?
No. Browsing tournaments and signing up your clan is free. The pass is for organizers: it lets you create and run tournaments.
Do results have to be entered by hand?
No. On the scheduled day, Clashnato collects from the official API the war between the match's two clans. If you prefer, you can also enter the result attack by attack or just the score.
How many clans fit in a tournament?
From 2 to 128, in groups and knockout, straight knockout or round robin.
How do clans know the draw was fair?
The draw happens live, with seeds in different groups, and the ceremony is saved for anyone who wants to watch it again.
Also on Clash Labs
Clã Command: The alliance dashboard: wars, CWL and WhatsApp alerts.
COC Control: The upgrade plan for your villages, with finish alerts.
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