What TransferRoom is for
TransferRoom describes itself as "Football's Only Transfer Marketplace" and as a community for the key stakeholders in the transfer system. It has separate areas for clubs, agents and players.
For agents, its focus is the market itself: seeing what clubs are looking for in real time, pitching players directly to clubs, and reaching decision makers at more than 800 clubs. For clubs, it offers products such as its marketplaces, scouting and salary data.
What Quanda is for
Quanda is where the agency's own work lives. A pipeline for transfers, loans, renewals and commercial deals. Deal rooms that hold competing club offers side by side, with the terms and how confident you are in each. Player records with contracts, mandates and alerts before anything expires. Documents, tasks, video calls and workflows in the same place.
Each player you represent can log in on iPhone or the web and see what you choose to share with them, and nothing else.
Where they meet
Both tools sit around the transfer, but on different sides of it. TransferRoom is about the conversation between agents and clubs. Quanda is about everything inside the agency before, during and after that conversation.
A club's interest might start on TransferRoom. Logging the offer, comparing it with the others, keeping the documents straight and telling the player where things stand is the work Quanda is built for. The two do not connect today, so details are entered in Quanda by hand.
Using both
A sensible split: use TransferRoom to find opportunities and put players in front of clubs. When a club comes back with something real, open a deal in Quanda, add the offer to its deal room and keep working it there with your team.
That way the market stays in the marketplace, and the record of what your agency has agreed, signed and shared stays in one private place.
Claims about TransferRoom on this page
Checked against each company's own website on 23 October 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
- Describes itself as "Football's Only Transfer Marketplace". Source: transferroom.com
- A community for the key stakeholders in the transfer system. Source: transferroom.com/company/about-us
- Separate areas for clubs, agents and players. Source: transferroom.com
- Agents see club requirements in real time. Source: transferroom.com/solutions/agent
- Agents can pitch players directly to clubs. Source: transferroom.com/solutions/agent
- Access to decision makers at more than 800 clubs. Source: transferroom.com/solutions/agent
- Club products include marketplaces, scouting and salary data (Men's and Women's Marketplace, Scout, Salaries). Source: transferroom.com
Questions, answered
No. TransferRoom is a marketplace for connecting with clubs. Quanda is software for running an agency: deals, players, contracts and documents. They do different jobs, and one does not replace the other.
Quanda is not a marketplace and does not have a network of clubs. It is where you manage the players you represent and the deals you are working on, whoever the club is and however the conversation started.
Not today. If a deal starts on TransferRoom, you add it to Quanda yourself.
By its own description, clubs, agents and players. Its site has separate sections for each.
It depends on how you work. If you rely on TransferRoom to reach clubs, you still need somewhere to manage what follows. If you already have the club relationships, Quanda may be the part you are missing.