Booking software for Australian futsal and five-a-side pitches.
Sell the after-work rush online, get the organiser to pay for the hire, and rebuild a rain-hit night without ringing every team.
Start with Google- Teams book from live pitch availability
- One organiser pays for the whole hire
- Every pitch on one evening schedule
- Weekly games set up once, for the season
- Storm and heat closures move cleanly
Online booking
The teams book themselves
Share your link and the organiser picks a pitch, an hour that is genuinely free and the price you set, straight into your schedule.
Learn moreOne shared diary
Peak hours full, quiet gaps obvious
Casual hire, junior training and the corporate comp all sit on the same live availability, so nothing gets promised twice.
Learn moreEvery pitch, one evening.
All your pitches and indoor courts on one timeline, so the hour still free is obvious and the double-booking cannot happen.
Built for your venue
Built for every kind of pitch hire
The Thursday social comp
Ten blokes, the same hour every week, all season. Set it up once and the pitch is genuinely held rather than pencilled in.
Corporate league night
A run of pitches booked out for one employer across a season, invoiced to the organiser rather than collected at the gate.
Junior futsal blocks
A coaching block that takes the early evening on the indoor courts while casual hire fills the pitches outside it.
Walk-up hire at seven
Someone with nine mates and no plan sees the hour that is actually free and takes it before the phone gets answered.
School and club training
A term-long weekday hire for a school or club, ending on the date the term does rather than running on unnoticed.
A one-day tournament
Every pitch, all day, priced as one quote with the referee and hall options the organiser actually chooses.
The rain-hit Wednesday
Five outdoor bookings moved into real openings in a couple of minutes, with the weeks either side left exactly where they were.
Birthday and end-of-season parties
A pitch plus the function room, sold as one booking rather than two staff members writing in two different diaries.
The dead ten-to-midday hours
Mid-morning pitch time is a hard sell at the evening rate. A code shifts it without touching what the peak hours cost.
Rain through at four? Drag, do not ring round.
Open the evening, move the washed-out hours into times that still work, and rebuild the night in a couple of minutes.
The season, week after week.
Every booking across every pitch in one month, so the week that is already full never quietly sneaks up on you.
The Thursday regulars keep their hour.
Set the weekly game up once for the season and the pitch is theirs, without anyone ringing the venue to confirm it each week.
Weekly or monthly, on the Free plan
Set the day and the hour once. The bookings are made ahead, so the pitch is genuinely held rather than written on a page in the office.
Ends never, on a date, or after a run
A winter comp that stops in September and a standing arrangement with no end date are the same setup with a different answer.
One week moves without moving the rest
Shift a single occurrence when a public holiday lands on it and the other weeks stay exactly where they were.
One organiser pays, not ten players.
Take the hire fee from the person who booked it and leave them to collect each player’s share, rather than your staff chasing it.
Cash over the counter is free
Record what was handed over and when, against the right hire, on the Free plan. Card payments are the part that needs Pro.
A big night can be split
Stage a tournament or a corporate season on the booking: a part payment now with a due date, the balance later. That is Pro.
Into your own account
The money is paid out to the venue’s own Stripe account rather than held somewhere in Bookables until you ask for it.
- Marco FerraroP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Renee SalterP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Anna WhitfieldP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Danny PrasadP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
The end-of-season night, priced in writing.
Build a tournament or a corporate night as a priced quote, send it, and turn the organiser’s approval straight into bookings.
Every pitch, every hour, itemised
Four pitches from ten until four is a list of lines the organiser can actually read, rather than one number they have to trust.
Options they choose from
Give the organiser a choice — two pitches or four, refs on or off, the hall afterwards or not — and let them pick. Splitting the night into a part payment now and the balance on the day is on Pro.
Approved online, then booked
The organiser accepts on their phone and the approved quote becomes the bookings, without anyone re-typing the night into a diary.
- Both pitches · 4 hoursHire$880
- Match balls & team bibsHire$120
- Referee for the finalsLabour$150
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your pitch hire business.
One pitch, one booking
The moment an hour is taken it disappears from the page, so two sides never turn up at six-thirty for the same pitch.
Email reminders
A confirmation as they book and a nudge the day before, so a pitch is not held all evening for a team that forgot about it.
Starts free. Grows
only when you do.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Common questions.
Yes. Share your booking page and the organiser sees live availability, picks a pitch and an hour, and gets a confirmation without anyone answering the phone.
Yes, on the Free plan. Set the day and hour once as a recurring booking and choose whether it never ends, ends on a date, or ends after a set number of weeks.
Open the evening, move the affected bookings into hours that are genuinely free, and the rest of each weekly series stays exactly where it was. Turn the reschedule notice on if you want the organisers emailed.
Yes. The organiser pays the full hire fee by card as they book, through your own connected Stripe account, on Pro. Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand on the Free plan.
Yes, on Pro. On the booking record you can stage the total — a part payment now with a due date and the balance later — which is how most tournaments and corporate nights get paid for.
Issue a coupon, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and share it with schools and social groups. There is no separate daytime rate: one pitch carries one price, and the code does the rest.
