A Court Booking System for Every Court You Run
Tennis, badminton, pickleball, basketball, squash and volleyball courts — booked online against live availability, approved by your staff, priced by the block.
The sign-up sheet does not scale
Courts are booked in short, frequent blocks by a lot of different people, which is exactly the pattern that paper sheets and phone calls handle worst. Peak hours fill through whoever asks first or knows the staff; off-peak sits empty because nobody knows it is free.
Members notice the unfairness before management does. Most court disputes are really scheduling-visibility disputes.
What you get
Live availability, court by court
Players see which courts are genuinely free and when, rather than asking and waiting to be told.
Book in the blocks courts actually sell
Duration-based pricing tiers handle the hour, the ninety minutes and the half day without anyone re-quoting by hand.
Approve before a court is held
Optional approval means opening bookings to members and the public does not mean surrendering the schedule.
Every court in the building
Unlimited spaces, so six courts cost the same as one — including the configurations a hall splits into.
Recurring court time
A weekly ladder or coaching block is one recurring series rather than a booking every week.
Staff roles at the desk
Front-desk staff take and adjust court bookings without access to pricing, settings or billing.
Courts are the worst case for per-space pricing
Courts are the clearest example of why per-space billing hurts sports facilities: a single sports hall might be one space, three badminton courts, or two volleyball courts depending on the night. Under per-space pricing, modelling that accurately is the expensive option.
Flat $79/mo with unlimited spaces means you can list every court and every configuration, and rent them simultaneously, without the pricing model arguing with you.
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Questions
Which sports does this court booking system cover?
Any court sport booked by the block — tennis, badminton, pickleball, basketball, squash, volleyball and multi-purpose halls among them. There are dedicated pages for each of the main ones.
Can members book their own courts?
Yes, through the public booking page, with no account required. You can leave the approval workflow on so staff still confirm each booking.
How do we handle a hall that converts between sports?
List each configuration as a separate bookable space. Spaces are unlimited, so a hall that is one volleyball court or three badminton courts can exist as both.
Can we charge different rates for different courts?
Yes. Pricing tiers are set per space and by duration, so a show court and a back court can be priced differently.
Does it handle coaching blocks and weekly ladders?
Yes, as recurring series — booked once for the term and released together rather than managed week by week.
Is there a per-court charge?
No. Courts are spaces, and spaces are unlimited on the flat $79/mo plan.
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.