One row per court
Each court keeps its own calendar, so a booked court 3 never hides an open court 4.
Stop managing courts from a clipboard and a group text. Reserving gives tennis clubs, private court owners and pickleball facilities one booking page for every court. Players pick a court, an hour and a duration, pay a deposit to hold prime time and get a reminder with the court number. You pay a flat subscription with no Reserving fee per booking.
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Open noon to midnight
Table board
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Deposit rule
No-show risk
Reminders
Tennis court booking software lets a club or rental facility sell each court by the hour or half hour, keep lesson and maintenance blocks off the public calendar and collect a deposit or card hold so a Saturday 9 am court is not wasted by a no-show. Reserving puts every court on one board shared by your website, front desk and phone. Deposits, card holds and two-way SMS come with Growth. It does not run league ladders, player ratings, memberships or court lighting controls.
Courts are the easiest inventory to lose money on. A player texts for Saturday at 9, you say yes, and the court sits empty because nothing was paid. Prime time between 5 and 9 pm on weekdays and mornings on weekends is where your revenue is, so those are the hours worth protecting with a deposit, while off-peak hours can stay open and simple.
Add every tennis, pickleball or practice court as its own bookable resource with its own hours.
Offer 60 and 90 minute rentals as services, with a short buffer for sweeping and net checks between groups.
On Growth, require a deposit or card hold at booking. Your cancellation window appears before checkout.
Confirmation and reminders go out by email and text with the court number, the time and your rain or lights rule.
A club with eight courts, a lesson program and a weekend tournament cannot run on one shared spreadsheet. Give each court its own row and record every booking there, whether it came from the website, a call or the front desk.
The sample bookings in the demo are illustrations, not customer activity. The demo shows resources with blocks of different lengths on the same day.
A court rental sells a surface, an hour and a number of players. The booking page should promise exactly that and leave the match to the players.
Each court keeps its own calendar, so a booked court 3 never hides an open court 4.
Hold two courts every Tuesday at 6 pm for the junior program and the public page simply stops offering them.
Block a court for resurfacing or a wet morning in one step and the slots disappear from the booking page.
Set a deposit on Growth and credit it against the court fee when the players arrive.
Offer a ball machine, a racquet rental or lights as add-ons so the player sees the price before paying.
Keep a card on file and apply your late cancellation fee when a group does not show.
Take a facility with four tennis courts and two pickleball courts, open 8 am to 9 pm. Tennis courts sell in 60 minute blocks with a 10 minute buffer. A foursome books court 2 from 9 to 10, and the board closes 9 to 10:10 on that court only. A second request for the same hour is offered court 1 or 3, not a double booking.
Hold courts 1 and 2 from 10 to 12 for a clinic, and the public page shows only courts 3 and 4 for those two hours. With a 15 USD deposit per prime time booking, ten weekend bookings hold 150 USD before anyone walks onto a court. If one cancels inside your cutoff, you keep the deposit under your own terms and the court goes back on sale. These numbers show how the board works, not a forecast of your revenue.
Members and guests book from one calendar, with lesson blocks held aside for the pro.
Sell hourly slots to the public with a deposit on prime time and no front desk needed.
Rent indoor or outdoor courts by the hour, and sell a few courts to a group for a party or fundraiser.
Let residents and guests reserve a court and stop the same three people holding it every evening.
Choose monthly or yearly billing and buy online with no contract. Annual subscriptions are paid upfront. Courts within one venue do not each need their own subscription.
49 USD per month
One venue, 300 bookings a month and 3 staff logins. Booking page, widget and scheduling.
24 USD per month billed yearly, 288 USD upfront.
149 USD per month
One venue with no booking limit. Adds deposits, card holds and two-way SMS reminders.
74 USD per month billed yearly, 888 USD upfront.
499 USD per month
Growth features for up to 5 venues, with group reporting across locations.
249 USD per month billed yearly, 2,988 USD upfront.
No Reserving fee per booking. Payment-provider processing fees remain separate. Review plan details and billing options before choosing.
Some tools are built for member clubs with leagues and ratings, some for pay to play pickleball, and some for a plain resource calendar. Decide which job you are hiring software for before comparing plans.
| Software type | Examples | Strongest for | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Club management suites | CourtReserve, Club Automation style tools. | Memberships, leagues, ratings, events and door access. | Price at your court count and what you will not use. |
| Pay to play court apps | PlayByPoint, Playtomic style apps. | Open play, player matching and public court discovery. | Monthly plan, add-ons and any per booking fee. |
| Space booking tools | Skedda and similar. | Rooms and courts priced per space with access control. | Per space price against your court count. |
| Reserving | Resource and time block booking. | One calendar per court with buffers, blocks, deposits and card holds on Growth. | No leagues, ratings, memberships or lighting control. |
Confirm current plans, included features and payment terms with each provider using your own court count. For court dimensions and facility planning, see the USTA facilities resources. We compare the paid options in CourtReserve pricing, PlayByPoint pricing and Skedda pricing.
It depends on what you run. Reserving suits courts rented by the hour that want online booking, a calendar per court, lesson blocks and deposits for a flat monthly price. For memberships, leagues and ratings, a club management suite fits better.
Yes. A player picks a court, a duration and a date, and the page shows only open times. They confirm with name, phone and email, and on Growth a deposit can be required before the court is held.
Yes. A pickleball court is another bookable resource with its own hours and rental lengths. You can run tennis and pickleball on the same board and block courts for clinics or tournaments.
Record every booking from the website, phone and front desk on the same board. A court already held, including its buffer, is not offered again, so two groups never arrive for the same hour.
No. Reserving does not run memberships, league ladders, player ratings or lighting control. It sells and protects court time. Keep league tools where they are and use Reserving for the calendar and the deposit.
Reserving costs 49 USD a month for Core or 149 USD for Growth per venue, with yearly billing at 24 and 74 USD a month. Core fits online booking, Growth adds deposits, card holds and two-way SMS. There is no fee per booking.
Lane and cage booking by the half hour.
Bay by the hour with deposits.
What a club suite costs for a small facility.
Set a late cancellation rule players accept.
Review monthly plans and yearly billing.
Add your courts, choose your rental lengths and block your lesson hours. Publish your booking page and choose Growth when deposits and card holds protect your prime time.
Enter the email address that runs your venue and we take it from there. One field, no card, no sales call.
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