5 Best Teamup Alternatives for Sports Facilities in 2026

Teamup is a shared calendar, and a good one. It is not a booking system: there is no rate against a space, no payment at the point of booking, and no approval step. These alternatives close that gap.

Why facilities look for a Teamup alternative

A calendar records bookings; it does not take them
No pricing attached to a space, so every rate is quoted by hand
No card payment at the point of booking
No approval step between a request and a confirmed slot
Sub-calendars stand in for venues, which stops scaling around a dozen spaces

Sports Booking Management

Our platform

Facilities that want the calendar to take the booking and the money

$79/mo flat, unlimited venues, price locked at signup

Bookable spaces with rates attached, not colour-coded calendar entries
Public booking page that takes requests without an account
Approval workflow between request and confirmation
Card payment up front or invoicing on account
Unlimited venues and spaces at one flat $79/mo

Not a general-purpose shared calendar for team admin
No free tier — the trade for a flat price and no per-space billing

AllBooked by Skedda

Facilities wanting memberships alongside hourly rentals

Core $99/mo (3 spaces), Business $149/mo (15), Advanced $199/mo

Strong rules engine and membership support
Interactive facility maps
Established in athletic and community facilities

Entry tier covers only three spaces
Unlimited spaces needs the $199/mo plan
Extra spaces are billed individually

Skedda

Mixed-use sites with meeting rooms and shared desks

Base plan around $99/mo

Clean booking interface and rules engine
Good for rooms and desks
Solid calendar integrations

Workplace-first product direction
Sports facilities are pushed to AllBooked
Price increased from $39 to $99 on the base plan

SimplyBook.me

Service businesses that need a booking widget quickly

Tiered monthly plans, metered on bookings and features

Large feature catalogue and many integrations
Quick to stand up a booking page
Free tier for very low volumes

Appointment model rather than space hire
Booking limits on lower tiers
Facility concepts have to be improvised

Can Teamup take payments for a booking?

Not as a booking transaction. Teamup is a calendar, so payment happens somewhere else and gets reconciled by hand. If taking money at the point of booking matters, that is the line where a calendar stops being enough.

What is the closest thing to Teamup that actually books spaces?

Anything built around a bookable space rather than an event entry. The practical test is whether you can attach an hourly rate to a court and have someone outside your organisation book it without an account.

We use Teamup sub-calendars as venues. Does that scale?

It works for a handful and gets unwieldy past that, because a sub-calendar has no pricing, no availability rules and no approval state of its own. Those are the three things that turn a calendar into a booking system.

Is there a free Teamup alternative?

For hourly facility hire with payments and approvals, not really — the free tools are calendars. Our own plan is $79/mo flat for unlimited venues with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so it can be evaluated on your real spaces.

Will you raise my price?

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.

Will you retire my plan?

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.

What does grandfathered mean?

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.

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