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Tennisbook vs CourtReserve
CourtReserve is what many US clubs already use. If you're comparing, here are the published facts for both, including what Tennisbook doesn't do yet, because you'd find out anyway.
Price
Tennisbook
Planned at $100 a month, or $1,200 a year, for the whole club, up to 128 courts. We're not charging clubs yet.
CourtReserve
$199 a month for up to 8 courts, $369 for up to 16, and $549 for up to 32. Billed yearly, those are $159, $329, and $499 a month. Some add-ons cost $25 a month each on lower tiers.
CourtReserve prices are from its public pricing page on October 1, 2026.
Both do today
- Members booking courts online
- Tennis and pickleball on shared courts
- Peak and off-peak court prices
- A booking page for guests. Tennisbook's guest card payments are coming soon.
CourtReserve does today, Tennisbook doesn't yet
- Memberships and waivers
- Guest fees and waitlists
- Lessons, clinics, events, and leagues
- Reports
- Front-desk sales
- Text and phone alerts
- A branded mobile app, on higher tiers
- Links to DUPR and USTA
Which one fits
Tennisbook fits a one-location private club that wants members and guests booking courts online at one flat price, and can wait for memberships, lessons, and reports.
If you need memberships, lessons, leagues, and front-desk sales running on day one, CourtReserve has those today.