Notes on building, running, and growing racquet-sports facilities — pulled straight from the operators we work with every day.
The pricing page shows one number. The invoice six months later shows another. Here's where court booking software costs actually come from, what CourtReserve and PlayByPoint charge once fees stack, and what to ask before you sign.
CourtReserve works fine if you run tennis or pickleball. If badminton is your main sport, the fit gets rougher fast. Here's what to actually compare on pricing, open play, contracts, and migration before you switch.
Court booking software rarely costs what the pricing page promises. A look at the module fees, overage charges, and card surcharges that show up after you sign, and why a flat price with no per-transaction fees actually matters.
Peak-night open play is where badminton clubs win or lose members. The five rotation systems clubs use, where each one breaks, the three rules that matter more than the system, and the point where software starts paying for itself.