CourtReserve review

CourtReserve is built specifically for tennis, pickleball and padel clubs — a niche no other platform in this catalog touches. Pricing scales by court count across three published tiers: Launch $199/mo (8 courts), Advance $369/mo (16 courts) and Momentum $549/mo (32 courts), with a meaningful discount for annual billing and custom pricing only past 32 courts or for multiple locations.

The feature set leans hard into the sport: DUPR (pickleball) and WPR (padel) rating-system sync, USTA Connect, a stringing module, organized play and flex leagues. Capterra reviewers consistently praise support — but the branded CourtReserve App itself carries a rough 2.8/5 rating across 334 App Store ratings, a real gap between the glowing admin-side reputation and the player-facing app experience.

• Tennis, pickleball and padel clubs

  The specialist built for racquet sports, not a general gym tool adapted to it.

• Clubs that want rating-system integrations out of the box

  DUPR, WPR and USTA Connect, each a $25/mo add-on rather than a custom build.

• Owners who want a clear price tied to court count

  , with no required long-term contract outside the branded app.

It is a weaker fit if the player-facing app experience matters to your club's brand (it is poorly rated), if you run more than 32 courts or multiple locations (quote-only past that point), or if you want every integration bundled in rather than priced separately at $25/mo each.

We fetched the raw HTML of courtreserve.com/pricing directly on October 6, 2026 to confirm the live tier prices, court-count caps and add-on fees.

No long-term contract is required at any tier — the one exception is the branded mobile app add-on, which carries a $499 one-time setup fee and a 1-year commitment.

The base subscription is fully published, but the sport-specific integrations that make CourtReserve worth choosing are priced separately.

A mid-size club on Advance ($369/mo) running two sport-rating integrations (say, DUPR and USTA Connect) is realistically paying closer to $419/mo before payment processing — worth modeling before you commit to a tier based on the headline alone.

• Booking & scheduling

  Court booking, lessons, events, public booking, organized play.

• Sport-specific integrations

  DUPR (pickleball), WPR (padel), USTA Connect (tennis), each a priced add-on from Advance up.

• Operations

  Membership management, reporting, payments, a stringing module, access control (add-on).

• Growth tools

  Flex leagues ($99/mo), API access (Advance+), branded domains and branded mobile app (Momentum).

• Communications

  SMS and marketing email included allowances, with published overage pricing.

What is missing or weak: no published payment-processing rate, and the dedicated player-facing app is poorly rated despite strong admin-side reviews of mobile booking generally.

Capterra puts CourtReserve at 4.7/5 across 53 reviews. Club directors consistently praise the admin backend as "extremely robust," with one reporting setup time dropping from "12+ hours" to about 2. Support is the standout: reviewers describe the team as "very interested in hearing your suggestions," "responsive and kind," with the founder personally engaging via email check-ins.

The most repeated complaints: splitting open-time court fees between multiple players is more cumbersome than it should be, early mobile-browser booking was "a bit clunky," and the admin backend has a real learning curve for newcomers. Separately, the CourtReserve App (developer: Ashtow Technology Group LLC) is rated just 2.8/5 across 334 App Store ratings — a much larger sample than the B2B review count, and a clear signal worth weighing given how central court booking is to the player experience.

CourtReserve and Mindbody sit at opposite ends of both specialization and transparency — CourtReserve is a deep racquet-sports specialist with a fully published court-count ladder, Mindbody is a broad multi-vertical generalist that quotes almost everything past its $79 starting figure. See CourtReserve vs Mindbody for the full trade-off. Full ranking: best gym & studio management software.