
Let teams and social groups book the court themselves, protect the after-work hours, and keep school, club and community use from colliding.
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Share one link and the team picks a court that is genuinely free, the hour they need and the price you set, straight into the diary.
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Casual runs, school bookings and club training all draw on the same court availability, so no two organisers get the same floor.
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A team on the same court every week through the winter season, set up once with an end date that matches the grade rather than drifting.
A social group picks a genuinely open half-hour, pays your listed rate, and that court leaves the page before anyone else sees it.
Two courts held every Tuesday evening for a club, so casual hire cannot break up a night already committed to squad work.
Places on a coached programme sold one at a time, with booking closing by itself at the number your coaches can genuinely run.
The coach and the court on the same diary, so a one-on-one is never confirmed onto a floor already hired to a training group.
The night the venue becomes one event, blocked out well ahead so nothing casual can be sold into the middle of the draw.
Courts, setup time and agreed extras itemised in one quote the organiser approves before the venue is committed for a weekend.
Daytime school bookings sitting on the same timeline as evening community hire, so nobody cross-checks two separate diaries.
A targeted code shared with schools and shift workers, which shifts the quiet hours without dropping the after-work price.
A casual run, a club block, a school booking, a programme and a private lesson all want the same floor. One timeline keeps them apart.
A junior programme and a social run compete for one court exactly as hard as two league fixtures do, so neither can land on the other.
A one-on-one takes the coach and the floor together, which is what stops it being confirmed onto a court already hired out.
A closure or a clash is a handful of bookings moved in a couple of minutes, and each lands on a court that was genuinely free.
The court runs out when it is booked. The programme runs out when the places are gone. Neither one borrows from the other.
Itemise courts, setup time and the extras you actually agreed, and let the organiser approve it before the stadium is committed.
Take the hire fee as the court is booked, or mark off the cash that came over the front desk on the night.
Record what was handed over and when, against the right hire, on the Free plan. Card payments are the part that needs Pro.
Stage a whole-stadium weekend on the booking: a payment now with a due date, the balance later. That is Pro.
The money is paid out to the venue’s own Stripe account rather than held somewhere in Bookables until you ask for it.
A club's whole run of Tuesdays set up once, so nothing casual can be sold into a night that was always committed to squad work.
Set the day and the hour once. The bookings are made ahead, so the court is genuinely held rather than pencilled into the desk diary.
A season that finishes in September and a standing arrangement with no end date are the same setup with a different answer.
Shift a single occurrence when finals take the stadium, and every other week stays exactly where it was.
One app for every booking
A booked court leaves the page at once, and a holiday programme stops taking places the moment its real limit is genuinely reached.
A confirmation as they book and a nudge before tip-off, so a court is not held all evening for a group that forgot about it.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Share your booking page and the team sees the hours genuinely free, picks one, pays and gets a confirmation without ringing the stadium.
Yes, on the Free plan. Add a recurring booking, choose weekly or monthly, and set it to end on a date or after a set number of weeks.
Yes. Set the number of places on the session once and booking closes by itself when they are gone, so a programme built for sixteen never quietly becomes twenty-four.
Put the coach and the court on the same diary. A lesson takes both, so it cannot be confirmed onto a floor already hired to a training group.
The organiser pays the hire fee by card as they book, through your own connected Stripe account, on Pro. Cash at the desk and bank transfer are recorded by hand on the Free plan.
Issue a coupon and share it with schools, seniors and daytime groups. It moves those hours without reducing the public price of your after-work peak.