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Dyno review

#5 of 35 in Tennis Club Management Software

A broad tennis-club operations system, with court booking starting at Growth.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

Dyno brings tennis club administration into a web dashboard and native iOS and Android member apps. It is aimed at clubs managing memberships, payments, coaching, events and league fixtures, with features for both staff and members. Members can use the app to book, check in, access digital passes and follow club activity. For clubs seeking one system for daily operations rather than a booking-only tool, its breadth is a notable fit.

Pricing is tiered, with monthly and annual options. Starter costs £39 per month or £384 per year and includes the member app, directory, events and RSVPs, chats, Stripe payments, unlimited members and multi-tier memberships. Growth is £99 per month or £984 per year; it adds facilities, gamification and polls, Growth Suite and a club website. Pro costs £249 per month or £2,388 per year, adding every bolt-on, a named account manager, a 24-hour support SLA, higher API rate limits and unlimited image storage. New clubs receive a 30-day Pro trial. Court booking is included from Growth, so clubs that need bookings should account for that tier rather than Starter.

The operational range includes eligibility rules and conflict prevention for court and facility booking, recurring membership renewals, coaching terms and class registration, and club finances, analytics and reporting. Matchday supports league fixtures, player availability, team selection and results; it is an add-on or included with Pro. Stripe and Apple Wallet are named integrations, and the platform also offers an API. Dyno suits clubs that want membership, communications and broader administration alongside booking; clubs focused on a low-cost booking-only setup may prefer a narrower option, especially if they do not need the higher Growth or Pro tiers.

Dyno pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Starter includes unlimited members and multi-tier memberships.
    • Growth adds facilities, a club website and Growth Suite.
    • Pro includes every bolt-on, a named account manager and a 24-hour support SLA.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Court booking is included from Growth, not Starter.
    • League Matchday tools are an add-on or included with Pro.
    • The former free plan is closed to new clubs; new clubs start with a Pro trial.

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