Best court reservation software

Court reservation software runs the bookings, payments and members for padel, tennis, pickleball and squash facilities. Here is how to pick the right one in 2026, and the options worth shortlisting.

The five things that matter

• Commission vs flat fee. A per-booking cut scales up as you get busier; a flat fee doesn't.
• White-label. Bookings on your own site and domain build your brand, not a marketplace's.
• Online payments. Card payments into your own account reduce no-shows and admin.
• Memberships & CRM. Recurring revenue and a real view of your customers.
• Time to launch. Self-serve setup beats a multi-week, sales-led rollout.

Shortlist

RocketCourt is purpose-built for clubs that want to keep 100% of revenue: white-label booking, 0% commission, memberships, CRM and payments via your own Stripe, live in minutes. It works for any court sport, so it doubles as a commission-free booking system for tennis, pickleball and squash as well as padel.

Marketplaces such as Playtomic and Matchi add player discovery but charge per booking and keep the customer relationship. Full-suite platforms like PadelOS and Nettla are feature-rich but demo-gated and sales-led. See the full comparison.

Generic scheduling tools

General booking tools (Calendly-style schedulers) can take court reservations, but they lack court-grid availability, peak/off-peak pricing, memberships and a club CRM, so most growing facilities outgrow them quickly.