Let players book padel courts online for 60, 90 or 120 minutes, price your evening hours higher, rent out rackets and balls at checkout, and run social padel sessions with a player cap and a queue — from one system.
Players see every court and time that's free and book in a few taps. The court is held while they pay, so two groups never get the same court.
Set your courts to 30-minute slots and players choose how long they play. Set the shortest and longest booking, in hours, to suit your club.
Charge more for evenings and weekends and less for quiet afternoons, per court. Add promo codes to fill the slow hours.
Run mixers and social nights with a player cap, online registration, check-in and a queue, so players without a four still get a game.
Rent out rackets at checkout with stock tracking, and charge for extras like lights per booking or per hour.
Hold courts every week for coaching blocks and regular fours, generated ahead of time. Change or cancel a single date when you need to.
Decide how far ahead bookings open, the shortest and longest booking in hours, and each court's slot length. If players pay you directly, approve each booking first.
In the Philippines, customers pay online by GCash, QR Ph or card and the booking confirms itself. Everywhere else, run Manual mode: customers see your bank, e-wallet or QR payment details, upload the receipt, and you approve.
Revenue and hours booked per court in daily and monthly reports, so you know where to reprice. Export to CSV.
Courts, sports, opening hours and peak/off-peak rates — all self-serve.
Online checkout in the Philippines, or Manual mode with your own payment details anywhere else.
Turn on your public booking page, connect your own domain if you like, and share the link.
It's software that lets players see which padel courts are free and book them online, while the club manages courts, rates, payments and schedules in one place.
Yes. With 30-minute slots, players book 60, 90 or 120 minutes, and you set the shortest and longest booking you allow, in hours.
Yes. Open-play sessions have a player cap, online registration, check-in and a queue. Extra players join a waitlist in order.
Yes. Equipment rental runs at checkout with stock tracking, and extras like lights can be priced per booking or per hour.
Yes, by email. Players get a confirmation when their booking is confirmed, and you can turn on a reminder the day before. Players with an account also have a booking QR code your staff can scan at the desk.
Players book in their phone's browser, with no app-store download, and can add your booking page to their home screen. They create an account to see past and upcoming bookings, or you can allow guest booking.
Yes. Add staff with their own logins, and they get their sign-in details by email. Staff run bookings day to day without the settings screens, and a check-in role only sees the calendar and the booking QR scanner.
In the Philippines, yes — GCash, QR Ph and cards, and the booking confirms itself the moment the customer pays. Outside the Philippines, venues run in Manual mode: customers book online, pay you directly by bank transfer, e-wallet or QR code, upload their receipt, and you approve the booking.
Most venues take their first online booking the same day: sign up, add your courts, rates and opening hours, and turn on your public booking page. It's self-serve, and there's a real person on chat if you get stuck.
It's free for venues in the Philippines. Everywhere else there's a 7-day free trial with no credit card, then a monthly subscription — see the pricing page for your country.
Free for venues in the Philippines. 7-day free trial everywhere else — no credit card.