CourtReserve review · facts checked October 21, 2026
CourtReserve Review 2026: Pricing, Pros and Cons
CourtReserve is one of the best-known platforms for tennis, pickleball and padel clubs, and it covers a lot: court booking, memberships, lessons, leagues, match-making, point of sale and a member app. It also publishes its prices, which makes it easy to judge. Here is the full picture.
The short version
An excellent fit for membership racquet clubs that run lessons, leagues and a pro shop. Less so for venues whose income is mostly court rentals: pricing steps up by court count and add-ons, and you pay for a club suite you may not use.
What CourtReserve is
CourtReserve is club-management software for tennis, pickleball and padel. Every plan includes court booking and lessons, events and programming, membership management, reporting, public booking and payments, with unlimited players, members, staff and reservations.
Plans differ by how many courts they include and by extras: API access, stringing, Flex Leagues and integrations on Advance; branded domains, a branded mobile app and all integrations on Momentum.
CourtReserve pricing
Published and tiered by court count. Monthly billing, or a lower monthly rate billed annually. More than 32 courts, several locations or network memberships are custom-quoted.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Launch | $199/mo, or $159/mo billed annually | Up to 8 courts |
| Advance | $369/mo, or $329/mo billed annually | Up to 16 courts, API access, select integrations |
| Momentum | $549/mo, or $499/mo billed annually | Up to 32 courts, branded domain and app, all integrations |
| Custom | Contact sales | 33+ courts, multiple locations, network memberships |
| Add-ons | $25/mo per integration, $25/mo stringing, $99/mo Flex Leagues | Branded app: $499 setup and a 1-year contract |
Source: CourtReserve's pricing page, checked October 21, 2026. Prices change; confirm with the vendor before buying.
What it does well
- Deep racquet-club feature set: lessons, leagues, match-making, memberships
- Published pricing with unlimited members, staff and reservations
- Member portal and app, point of sale, waivers and email marketing
- Integrations with racquet-sport services like DUPR and USTA Connect
Where it falls short
- Court-count tiers: the 9th court moves you from $199/mo to $369/mo
- Multi-location clubs need a custom quote
- Integrations and modules are paid add-ons
- Racquet sports only, and more suite than a rental-led venue needs
Keep CourtReserve if you are
- Membership tennis, pickleball and padel clubs
- Clubs running lessons, clinics, leagues and ladders
- Clubs that want a branded member app
Look elsewhere if you are
- Venues earning mainly from hourly court rentals
- Multi-sport facilities with fields, rinks or halls as well as courts
- Operators who want one flat price as they add courts or sites
What Sports Booking Management looks like
Screenshots from Sports Booking Management with demo data.
FAQs
How much does CourtReserve cost?
In October 2026: Launch $199/mo for up to 8 courts, Advance $369/mo for 16 and Momentum $549/mo for 32, or $159, $329 and $499 a month billed annually. Larger and multi-location clubs are custom-quoted, and integrations, stringing and Flex Leagues are add-ons.
Is CourtReserve worth it?
For a membership club that will use lessons, leagues, match-making and the member app, yes: it replaces several tools. For a venue that mostly rents courts by the hour, a booking-first tool costs less.
Does CourtReserve limit members or bookings?
No. Its plans list unlimited players and members, unlimited staff and unlimited reservations. The limit is the number of courts.
What is a cheaper CourtReserve alternative?
If you need court booking, payments, approvals and recurring rentals without the club suite, Sports Booking Management is $79/mo for unlimited courts and venues.
Bookings without the suite
No card needed · Take real bookings free for 30 days · Then $79/mo if you keep it
Set up free