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Your roster, your events, who’s online right now. Session tonight, meetup Saturday, a tournament next week — it all lives here, and Discord still gets the ping. e404 is where your clan actually runs, instead of five tabs nobody keeps open.
Free up to 10 membersNo card requiredWeb + Android
Alpha Squadron
[ALPHA]BRONZE
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Events this week
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CoH3 Friday Bracket
Tonight · 20:00 · 12 / 16 in
Roster · roles · verification
Start a squadron or join one. Hand out roles, verify members, decide who sees what. Your roster, your ranks, your rules — finally in one place.
Sessions · meetups · tournaments
Drop a session for tonight. Plan the weekend meetup. Set up a full tournament when it’s time. Every event binds to a Discord channel, so your squad gets pinged where they already are.
Play-now queues · sign-ups · tournaments · streams
A play-now queue fills for tonight’s session. Sign-ups open for the meetup. The tournament sets who plays who, with match reporting and owner overrides. When a squadmate goes live on Twitch, their stream shows up for everyone.
It’s 11pm. You’re chasing a headcount in one tab, the tournament in another, the dues in a third, and half the squad never sees the message. e404 pulls the roster, events, streams and Discord into one place. You stop being the group’s admin and get back to playing.
Before · seven tabs
After · one app
One place your squad opens. Every night.
Single-elim, double-elim, Swiss, round-robin. Both captains confirm the score, or the match flags DISPUTED and routes to the host — the event thread keeps the argument on the record, and every override is audit-logged. No Challonge link taped on the side, no refereeing DMs at midnight.
Roster, bracket, Discord, Twitch, dues — same app, from sign-up to the trophy lift. Nobody has to alt-tab to find what’s happening tonight.
The moment a squadmate goes live on Twitch or YouTube, you’ll see it here. Watch the bracket and the stream side by side, no extra tab.
Link your Discord server once. Events bind to channels automatically, so notifications land where your squad already talks — no extra setup for you.
Every match adds to your record — wins, losses, head-to-head against every rival you’ve faced. Per-game stats, match log, opponent history, all saved under your name.
A squad badge nobody can fake, because getting one needs a real institutional inbox. Prospects know exactly who they’re joining.
One account works everywhere e404 does, mobile and web. Approve a join request from the bus, lock in a bracket from the gym, or override a result on the train — wherever you are.
The roster, the tournaments, the dues, the argument about who won — it all lands on you. e404 exists so running the clan stops being a second job: post the game night tonight, run the cup at the weekend, and watch the final like everyone else.
Both captains confirm the score or the match flags DISPUTED and lands on your desk, with the event thread holding the argument in one place. Your override is audit-logged.
RSVPs, check-ins, lock-in countdowns and result nudges are push notifications, not your evening. You set the event; the app does the door-knocking.
Optional member dues under your name via Stripe Connect (Bronze and up). You see the exact split — VAT, card processing, e404’s 0.4% — before you set a fee.
Free up to 10 members — game nights from day one. Tournaments unlock on Bronze (£15/mo).
// App · Match results — demo data
e404 is new. A handful of squadrons run on it today, and the people in them are shaping what ships next — the features, the rough edges, the calls. Get in now and your squad helps decide what this becomes.
The whole thing runs out in the open, in Discord.
That's where the founding squads talk to us. Come see it before you sign up.
Flat per-squadron rate. No per-member meter. The free tier actually does things, and e404 takes 0.4% of member dues — a fraction of what platforms like Patreon (10%) or Ko-fi (5%) charge, as of July 2026. Card processing and VAT come out of the owner’s payout, and the app shows you that exact split before you set a fee.
Get your squad in and running. No card, no catch.
or £150/yr · save ~16%
Start charging dues and running real tournaments. Your squad starts looking the part.
or £350/yr · save ~16%
Bigger roster, cross-squadron play, more room to run the show.
or £750/yr · save ~16%
For full organisations: paid pots, top billing, the works.
What platforms take from member dues
A 0.4% platform fee.
On £1,000/mo of dues, e404 takes £4. Patreon takes £100 — 25× more.
| e404 | 0.4% | Lowest platform fee |
| Join It+ $29–99/mo | 2–3% | 5–7× more |
| Ko-fi | 5% | 12× more |
| Patreon | 10% | 25× more |
| PayPal | Processing only | No squad tools |
+ And you get the whole squad platform — not just a payment cut.
Platform fees on member dues only. Payment processing (1.5–3.25% + 20p depending on the member’s country) and VAT are separate and are deducted from the squadron owner’s payout — as they are on every platform listed. PayPal is a payment processor, not a membership platform. Rates as of July 2026; check each provider for current pricing.
All prices in GBP · cancel any time · Stripe-secured
One account. One squadron. One bracket. e404 is mobile-native on Android and full-featured on the web, so squad business never has to wait for you to be at a desk.
On the bus
Approve a join request, ping the squad about tonight.
At the gym
Start the tournament so sign-ups open the moment you’re home.
On the train
Override a disputed match result with the full audit trail in hand.
Android
Live
iOS
Q2 2026
Web
Alpha
// App · Tournament view — demo data
I’ve been gaming my whole life. It started on Star Wars Galaxies, where a group of fellow nerds quested and raided together, yelling “Leeroy Jenkins” right before we got wiped. After I came home from Afghanistan, I struggled to reconnect with people but found solace in my gaming friends. The squad I’d met whilst playing PlanetSide is what helped me normalise and cope. Ten years on, they’re some of my closest friends — we’ve met each other’s families and had moments I’ll never forget.
Gaming gave me those people. I’m building e404 so you can find your lifelong gaming squad.
— James Palfrey, founder of e404
// What's solid today
// What's still rough
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