Kidderminster Harriers launch new website, built by StandBased
Aug 16, 2026 · 3 min
Websites, Club News
The National League club's rebuilt harriers.co.uk now runs alongside its official app, giving supporters one account and one connected experience across every platform.
Kidderminster Harriers have launched a completely rebuilt official website, developed by StandBased and designed to sit alongside the club's official app as a single, joined-up digital operation.
The new harriers.co.uk replaces the club's previous site entirely. Rather than treating the website and the app as two separate products that happen to share a badge, both now run on the same platform and the same fan account - so a supporter who signs in on their phone is already signed in when they land on the website.
That connection is the point. Kidderminster's app, which StandBased launched with the club in 2025, has grown to more than 6,000 active users. A website built in isolation from that audience would have meant two sets of content to manage, two logins to remember and two incomplete pictures of the same supporter. Bringing the two together was the natural next step.
What's new for supporters
The rebuilt site introduces a number of features to the Harriers' digital estate:
Your Harriers Account - one login shared with the club app, carrying a supporter's data across both platforms, including their entry in the club's Score Predictor
Live Game Centre - scores, line-ups, match statistics and related coverage pulled into one place while the game is in play
The Harrier online - the club's official matchday programme now has an exclusive digital home on the site
Interactive content - polls, quizzes and forms that supporters complete without ever leaving the page, with more formats to follow
Expanded women's coverage - dedicated squad and fixture sections, presented on the same footing as the men's first team
Sponsor and partner visibility - commercial partners, including player and match sponsors, surfaced consistently throughout the site rather than tucked away on a single page
Fully responsive design - a consistent experience across mobile, tablet and desktop, and quick routes through to tickets, retail and the app
A partnership that keeps building
Harriers General Manager Paul Biggerstaff described the connection between the app and the website as offering a much-improved experience for supporters and stronger exposure for the club's sponsors and partners. He was clear that the site is a starting point rather than a finished product - something the club intends to keep developing so it reflects every part of the organisation. He also singled out Matty Paddock at the club as central to the work on both platforms.
StandBased Managing Director Ben Wiser said it had been a pleasure working with Matty and the team throughout the project, and pointed to the club's insistence on usability across every age group as the thing that shaped the build. Kidderminster were among the earliest clubs to adopt the StandBased app, and launching a bespoke website alongside it reflects an ambition the team is keen to keep backing.
Why this matters beyond Aggborough
For clubs at National League level and below, digital provision is often assembled piece by piece: a website from one supplier, an app from another, ticketing somewhere else again. Each works in isolation. None of them talk to each other, and the club ends up with fragments of a supporter rather than a picture of one.
Kidderminster's launch is a demonstration of the alternative. One platform, one fan identity, and a set of modules that share the same foundations - so that every new thing the club switches on makes the existing ones more useful rather than adding another silo to manage.
The site went live following an extended period of development and testing, and work continues. Supporters spotting any issues can send feedback directly to the club.
StandBased builds connected digital platforms for football clubs - apps, websites, ticketing, retail, CRM and more, unified through a single dashboard.