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HomeCourt review

Free#16 of 26 in Court Reservation Software

A free booking and club-management platform for Philippine sports facilities.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

HomeCourt is a court booking and club-management platform for pickleball, tennis, and badminton facilities, primarily in the Philippines. It suits clubs that need branded online booking, real-time availability, membership management, payment collection, access control, and operational tools in one system. Multiple locations are supported, while the installable mobile experience gives customers a mobile-friendly booking route without requiring a native app-store download.

The published Free plan costs PHP 0 per month when billed monthly and includes a branded booking site, online court booking, Open Play management, built-in payment collection, revenue dashboards and reports, and an installable mobile experience. Booking supports peak and off-peak pricing, membership discounts, coach bookings, court queues, QR entry-pass check-in, POS and shop operations, and email and SMS notifications. Clubs can confirm payments manually using GCash or bank-transfer proof, or connect their own PayMongo account for GCash, Maya, cards, and QR Ph payments. A usage-based Web Admin Fee applies per court-hour booked.

HomeCourt’s ecosystem is focused rather than broad, with integrations for PayMongo, Semaphore, and Crisp. Its strongest fit is a Philippine club that wants a free starting plan with local payment options and practical front-desk features such as QR check-in and POS. The platform is less suitable for operators whose workflows depend on recurring weekly reservations or a native mobile application. Clubs prioritizing those capabilities should consider a different reservation system, while facilities focused on flexible one-off bookings, memberships, Open Play, and multi-location reporting will find HomeCourt’s scope well aligned.

HomeCourt pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes booking, payments, reports, and memberships
    • Supports pickleball, tennis, and badminton across multiple locations
    • QR check-in, POS, coaching, and Open Play management included
  • Where it doesn't
    • Recurring reservations are not currently supported
    • Web-based platform without a native app-store download
    • Usage-based Web Admin Fee applies per court-hour booked

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