Swift runs the whole business — memberships, retail, payroll, a branded app. If the part you actually need is the calendar and the bookings, that is a lot of platform to buy, and the price is not published.
Facilities whose need is bookings, not an operations platform
$79/mo flat, unlimited venues, price locked at signup
Facilities wanting memberships alongside hourly rentals
Core $99/mo (3 spaces), Business $149/mo (15), Advanced $199/mo
Academies selling lessons, camps and programming
Facility plan published at $199/mo for a single facility, billed annually
Facilities wanting a broad management platform
Not published; quoted after a demo
Swift does not publish pricing; it is quoted on enquiry and varies with scope and size. If a published figure matters to how you shortlist, that alone tends to decide the question.
When memberships, retail and staff management are genuinely central to the business — a health club, say, rather than a venue that hires out courts. Buying the suite for the calendar alone is the expensive way round.
Memberships, point of sale, payroll and a branded app. You keep availability, duration-based rates, approvals, payment, invoicing and recurring hire, which is what most rental-led facilities run on day to day.
Usually the same week. Setting up venues, spaces, hours and rates is an afternoon of work rather than an implementation project, because there is far less product to configure.
No. We will not raise prices on customers who sign up at the current $79/mo Pro rate — even if our public pricing increases later.
No. We do not retire old plans. Your plan tier stays valid; we never force you onto a new tier to keep the same features at a higher price.
You keep your signup rate and plan tier forever. Sign up at $79/mo Pro today and that is what you pay — always grandfathered in.