Booking software for New Zealand squash court hire.
Sell court time in the slot lengths you actually use, protect interclub nights, and put every casual hit, lesson and regular game on one club diary.
Start with Google- 40, 45 or 60-minute court bookings
- Interclub nights protected
- Lessons share the court diary
- Payment taken as the court goes
- Closed courts stop showing as free
Online booking
Players book themselves
Share one link and the pair pick a court that is genuinely free, the slot length you offer and the price you set.
Learn moreOne shared diary
Peak hours full, quiet gaps obvious
Casual hits, coaching and interclub nights all draw on the same court availability, so nothing is promised twice.
Learn moreForty minutes, not an hour.
Squash is the one venue here that does not sell hours. Set the slot length your club runs and the grid follows it.
The length is yours to set
Forty, forty-five or sixty minutes, per service, because the number is different at every club and an assumed hour is wrong at most of them.
The next booking waits for the court
A slot only opens when the court is genuinely free again, so a forty-five minute grid does not quietly overlap itself at the changeover.
Hits, lessons and interclub on one diary
A coaching session and a casual hit compete for one court exactly as hard as two interclub matches do, so neither lands on the other.
Built for your club
Built for every kind of squash court hire
The 45-minute club rhythm
Sell the slot length your club actually runs, and the next booking starts only when the court is genuinely free again.
A casual hit after work
Two players pick an open court, pay online and get the court number without waiting for the desk to confirm anything.
The Wednesday regulars
The same pair, the same court, every week, set up once with an end date so the run finishes cleanly with the season.
Interclub and club nights
The block of courts a round needs, taken out of public availability before casual sessions are sold around the edges.
Coaching with the club pro
The coach and the court booked together, so a lesson never lands on a floor that is already out to a public booking.
Holiday programmes
Places on a coached junior session sold one at a time, closing by itself at the coach-to-player number you actually run.
A court out for floor work
Close one court for sanding, lighting or wall repairs and it stops showing as free, while the others stay accurate online.
The mid-afternoon lull
A code shared with retirees, students and shift workers, which moves the quiet hours without changing the evening price.
Club championships
A weekend where the whole club is one event, blocked out ahead so nothing casual is sold into the middle of the draw.
- 13 AugCourt 3 · 45 min · 7:00pmBooked
- 6 AugCourt fee receivedCard
- 6 AugCourt 3 · 45 min · 7:00pmCompleted
- 30 JulCourt 1 · 45 min · 7:00pmCompleted
The same forty names, week after week.
A busy club turns a court over eight or nine times a night, and most of those names have been on the sheet for years.
A closed court says so.
Take one out for floor sanding or wall work and it stops showing as free, while the rest of the club stays accurate.
The Wednesday pair keep their court.
Set the weekly game up once for the season and the court is theirs, without either of them ringing the club to confirm it.
Weekly or monthly, on the Free plan
Set the day and the slot once. The bookings are made ahead, so the court is genuinely held rather than pencilled in at the desk.
Ends never, on a date, or after a run
A season that finishes in spring and a standing arrangement with no end date are the same setup with a different answer.
A closed court says so
Take one court out for floor or wall work and it stops appearing as free, while the rest of the club stays accurate online.
Paid before they walk on.
Take the court fee as the slot is booked, or mark off the cash that came over the counter on the way past.
Cash at the counter is free
Record what was handed over and when, against the right booking, on the Free plan. Card payments are the part that needs Pro.
A club event can be split
Stage a championship weekend or a company night on the booking: a payment now with a due date, the balance later. That is Pro.
Into your own account
The money is paid out to the club’s own Stripe account rather than held somewhere in Bookables until you ask for it.
- Hemi WalkerP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Sarah ColemanP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Mere SolomonP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- James FifitaP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your court hire business.
Capacity that holds
A booked court leaves the page at once, and a junior programme stops taking places the moment its real limit is genuinely reached.
Email reminders
A confirmation as they book and a nudge the day before, so a court is never held all evening for a pair who 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. Your page shows the courts genuinely free, the pair books and pays, and the booking lands in the club diary with the player, time and payment recorded.
Yes. Create the court services and durations that match the way your club actually sells time, and the next booking only starts once the court is free again.
Yes. Book or close the courts a round needs and those hours never appear as public availability, so casual hits are only sold around it.
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.
The player pays the court 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.
Yes. Close it for floor sanding, lighting or wall work and it stops appearing as available, while every other court stays accurate and bookable.
