Quord review
Quord pairs online court booking and payments with club tools, starting at £29/month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Quord is a browser-based booking and membership platform for sports clubs, including tennis and padel clubs. Managers configure courts, opening hours, booking rules, membership types and payments, then share an online booking page with players. Members can book courts, pay online, invite participants and manage memberships. Its core audience is small clubs that want online booking and club administration in one web service.
Pricing is split between Standard and Premium, with monthly and annual billing. Standard costs £29 per month or £290 per year and includes online court bookings, Stripe checkout, email confirmations, single-booking management and up to two active membership types. Premium is £89 per month or £890 per year; it adds unlimited membership types, recurring bookings, bulk booking operations, ticketed events, coach lessons, reports and automated reminders. There is no free plan. The paid tiers are clearest for clubs deciding whether core booking is enough or whether recurring use, events and lessons justify Premium.
The feature set extends beyond reservations: Quord includes court schedules and booking rules, membership renewals and cancellations, payment refunds, a club feed for news and announcements, and event or course waitlists. Reports cover revenue, VAT, occupancy and members. Payments run through the club’s Stripe account, the listed integration, so clubs should account for that payment setup when assessing fit. The vendor says it is onboarding its first clubs via a waitlist, which is relevant for clubs looking to start immediately. Quord suits smaller clubs seeking booking and reporting alongside memberships; clubs that need a currently available onboarding path or a broader platform ecosystem may prefer to compare alternatives.
Quord pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Standard includes online court bookings, Stripe checkout and two membership types.
- Premium adds recurring bookings, coach lessons and ticketed events.
- Reports cover revenue, VAT, occupancy and members.
- Where it doesn't
- Standard supports up to two active membership types.
- The platform is browser-based and listed for web only.
- Quord says it is onboarding its first clubs via a waitlist.
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