Reservation software for Canadian padel facilities.
Convert social interest into paid court reservations, keep lessons beside rentals, and give scarce indoor hours a reason to stay full.
Start with Google- Players reserve live court inventory
- One organizer pays for the court
- Rentals and lessons share one schedule
- Recurring groups keep their time
- Codes move the quieter daytime hours
Online booking
Players reserve it themselves
Share one link and the four of them pick a court that is really open, the duration you offer and the price you set.
Learn moreOne shared schedule
Prime time full, open gaps obvious
Open doubles, lessons and recurring groups all draw on the same court inventory, so nothing gets sold twice.
Learn moreOne link, and the message becomes a booking.
Put it on the bio, the Google listing and the site. Four players pick a court and pay, with nobody in the middle.
The same link everywhere
Instagram, Google and your own site all point at live availability, so interest converts at the moment it arrives rather than waiting on a reply.
Ninety minutes, not an hour
Sell the slot length your venue actually uses, and the next booking starts only when the court is genuinely free again.
One of the four books it
Padel is doubles, so one organiser reserves and pays for the court and sorts the other three out themselves.
Built for your venue
Built for every kind of padel court hire
The DM that becomes a reservation
Link Instagram, Google and your facility site to inventory players can reserve immediately, instead of an inbox awaiting staff.
The indoor prime-time peak
Five to ten is the whole business through winter. One organizer pays as they reserve, so a scarce hour is not held on a promise.
The standing Tuesday four
Same group, same court, every week, set up once with an end date instead of renegotiated in a group chat every Monday.
Lessons beside rentals
The pro and the court reserved together, so a lesson is never confirmed onto a court already rented to an open group.
Intro and clinic sessions
Spots on a coached intro sold one at a time, with registration closing by itself at the number the pro can genuinely run.
Corporate and social nights
Every court for an evening, priced once with the pro and the lounge as options the organizer actually picks.
The quiet daytime hours
A code shared with retirees, remote workers and parent groups, which moves the dead hours without touching evening pricing.
A court down for resurfacing
Close one court for glass or turf work and it stops showing as open, while the others stay accurate and reservable.
Ladders and club leagues
A block of courts held for a league, pulled from public inventory before open reservations get sold around the edges.
Every court, one evening.
All your courts on one schedule, so the slot still open is obvious and two groups are never promised the same glass box.
How much of the month is gone.
Every booking across every court in one view, so you can see the peak filling weeks out rather than the night before.
The regular four keep their court.
Set the weekly game up once for the season and the court is theirs, without four people renegotiating it every Monday.
Weekly or monthly, on the Free plan
Set the day and the slot once. Reservations are created ahead, so the court is genuinely held rather than agreed in a group chat.
Ends never, on a date, or after a run
A season that wraps in spring and a standing group 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 league takes the courts, and every other week stays exactly where it was.
One organizer pays, not four players.
Collect the court fee from whoever booked it and let them settle with the other three, instead of your desk chasing it.
Cash at the counter is free
Record what was handed over and when, against the right reservation, on the Free plan. Card payments are the part that needs Pro.
A corporate night can be split
Stage an event on the booking: a payment now with a due date, the balance on the night. That comes with Pro.
Straight into your own account
The money pays out to your facility’s own Stripe account. We never hold it somewhere in Bookables waiting for you to ask.
- Émilie TremblayP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Ryan MacLeodP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Priya SandhuP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Jacob WongP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your padel hire business.
Capacity that holds
A reserved court leaves the page at once, and a coached intro stops taking players when its spots are genuinely gone.
Email reminders
A confirmation when they reserve and a nudge the day before, so a court is not held all evening for four people who forgot.
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 page and the group sees live court inventory, reserves a slot, pays and gets a confirmation without messaging your staff.
Yes. Set the durations your facility actually sells, and the next reservation only starts once the court is genuinely free again.
Yes, on the Free plan. Set the day and time once as a recurring booking and choose whether it never ends, ends on a date, or ends after a set number of weeks.
Issue a coupon, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and share it with retirees, remote workers and parent groups. Your posted evening price does not change.
The organizer pays the court fee by card as they reserve, through your own connected Stripe account, on Pro. Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand on the Free plan.
Reserve the pro and the court together. The lesson takes both, so it cannot be confirmed onto a court already rented to an open group.
