A bright clubhouse lobby with a tennis bag on a bench and courts visible through the windows.

For GMs and owners of private clubs

Built for the club you run.

Members book from their phones, visitors find open courts online, and the court sheet fills itself in. Your desk spends Saturday with members, not with the phone.

Is it a fit

A good fit if this sounds like your club.

A good fit

  • You have one location, with anywhere from 2 to 128 courts.
  • Members book club courts, and the desk keeps the court sheet.
  • Tennis, pickleball, or both share the courts.
  • You'd like visitors to book and pay online, too. Card payments for that are coming soon.

Not the right fit yet if

  • You need memberships, lessons, clinics, or leagues running on day one.
  • You run more than one location.
  • Tennis is one part of a bigger country club system.
  • You mostly sell lesson packages as a teaching pro.

We'd rather tell you now than after you set it up.

Club moments

The moments Tennisbook handles today.

Booking opens

Members book from their phones the minute booking opens. Two people can't land on the same court.

A visitor wants a court

They find open courts, times, and prices on your club's page without calling.

Coming soon: paying your club by card online.

Peak hours

Saturday morning can cost more than a quiet weekday afternoon. You set the prices once.

Tuesday night doubles

One standing booking, up to 12 weeks. Skip a week? Change just that week.

Rain on the outdoor courts

Close them for the afternoon. Nobody books a wet court.

Pickleball wants Court 4

Court 4 can take both sports. A pickleball booking at 10:00 holds it for tennis too.

Be one of our first clubs.

We're looking for two private clubs to run Tennisbook with us first. You work directly with the founder, get help setting up your courts and prices, and help decide what we build next.

Talk to us about the pilot

Start with one Saturday.

Set up your courts, then book one the way your members will.