Short answers for clubs, charities and associations.
What is Flashvue?
Flashvue is fundraising through short skill games for clubs, charities and associations. Supporters play for free. Giving is voluntary. Money raised supports your organisation.
Who is it for?
French clubs, charities and associations that want another way to engage supporters and raise funds.
How do we get started?
Apply. We read every request. There is no instant signup. Once approved, you get a workspace, set up a competition, and share it with supporters.
Do players have to pay?
No. Play is free. Supporters can give if they want to support your cause. Giving is never required to enter or to be ranked.
Is this a lottery or a raffle?
No. Flashvue competitions are games of skill. Winners are ranked by how they play, not by a random draw.
What games can we run?
You can launch Spotty (a spot-the-ball challenge) or Flip (a fast memory match game). Our catalogue will continue to grow, giving your supporters new ways to play.
Who keeps the money?
Your organisation. Flashvue runs the games. Donations go to your bank account via Stripe Connect payouts.
If you are authorised to issue French tax receipts (reçus fiscaux), you can say so in your workspace. Donors see that on the terms. You can export donor name, email, amount and date, then issue the receipt yourself. Flashvue does not generate CERFA.
What do we have to do?
Set up the competition, choose your prize, and add your details. Your workspace gives you share links and printable QR codes for your website, social posts, flyers or event posters. You handle the prize and the sharing. Flashvue handles the game and the payouts.
Won't we lose money if play is free and we provide a prize?
No. You control the prize, and it does not have to cost your organisation anything. Many partners use a sponsor-donated prize — a local gift card or club merchandise — in return for putting that sponsor in the game. Play stays free. Giving stays voluntary.
Can we include a sponsor?
Yes. You can put a sponsor into the experience — for example on Flip card backs — and connect them to a competition or prize. It is a way for a partner to take part, not only to put a logo on a page.
Do we need FCOS?
No. Most organisations apply on this site. FCOS is a separate football club product. Clubs that already use it can open Flashvue from that portal.