CourtReserve review
A deep club-management system for established multi-sport facilities, without a free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CourtReserve is a cloud-based club management platform for tennis, pickleball, padel, and other racquet and paddle sports facilities. It brings court scheduling, public booking, memberships, payments, recurring billing, events, lessons, leagues, ladders, reporting, and member access into one system. Web, iOS, and Android support covers booking and member access, while kiosk and QR-code check-in support on-site operations. Its fit is strongest for established clubs that need more than a standalone reservation calendar.
Pricing is structured across Launch, Advance, and Momentum. Launch costs $199 per month when billed monthly or $159 per month when billed annually, with court booking and lessons, events and programming, membership management, reporting, public booking, and payments. Advance costs $369 monthly or $329 monthly billed annually, adding API access, the stringing module, flex leagues, and select integrations. Momentum costs $549 monthly or $499 monthly billed annually, adding branded domains, a branded mobile app, and all integrations. Custom pricing applies for more courts, multiple locations, or network memberships.
The platform’s operational breadth is its clearest differentiator. Facilities can connect access-control tools such as Brivo and RemoteLock, ratings and sports platforms including DUPR, USTA Connect, and World Padel Rating, and other services such as GoTab POS, PlaySight, and Clubessential. API access begins with Advance, while Momentum includes all integrations. CourtReserve also supports recurring reservations, payment collection, multi-location requirements, financial exports, and access-control integrations. Clubs seeking a focused, lower-cost booking tool may find this scope more than they need; established multi-sport operators should consider it when memberships, programming, payments, and facility operations must share one system.
CourtReserve pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines reservations, memberships, billing, events, and reporting
- Supports tennis, pickleball, padel, and multi-location operations
- Adds check-in, access control, APIs, and mobile booking
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Advanced capabilities require higher-priced tiers
- Custom pricing applies for more courts or multiple locations
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