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Two barsScore 6.4

  • Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
  • Open codeNo open-source code on record
  • Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

HomeCourt is booking-management software for pickleball, tennis, and badminton clubs. Clubs can list courts, show live time-slot availability, accept bookings, collect payments, and run Open Play, coaching, and tournaments. The booking grid supports peak and off-peak pricing, while clubs can also manage memberships and multiple locations. Payments can be handled by collecting GCash or bank-transfer proof manually, or by connecting the club’s PayMongo account for GCash, Maya, card, and QR Ph checkout. Each club receives a branded subdomain; custom domains are available on request. Included features cover unlimited courts, guest and coach bookings, a POS/shop, QR check-in, slot blocking, revenue reports, and text and email notifications. The Full Access plan is 0.00 PHP per free forever. HomeCourt charges a flat Web Admin Fee per booked court-hour, not a percentage of revenue, and says booking payments settle directly to a club’s PayMongo or bank account. The player experience works on phones and can be installed to a device home screen without an App Store download.

Who it is for

HomeCourt is built for pickleball, tennis, and badminton clubs that need to manage court bookings and related activities. Its multi-location support may also suit clubs operating at more than one location.

What is good

  • Full Access is 0.00 PHP billed forever.
  • Unlimited courts per location are included.
  • Clubs can run Open Play and tournaments.
  • Booking payments settle directly to the club.

What to know first

  • HomeCourt charges a fee per booked court-hour.
  • Recurring reservations are not supported.
  • Payments require manual proof or the club’s PayMongo account.

Verdict

HomeCourt combines court booking, payments, and club operations in a free plan. Clubs should account for the per-court-hour Web Admin Fee and check whether its payment options fit their setup.

Get started with HomeCourt

  1. Open the HomeCourt website.
  2. Run the setup wizard and enter your club’s location, hours and rates.
  3. Choose manual GCash or bank-transfer proof collection, or connect your PayMongo account.
  4. Set up your branded HomeCourt subdomain and make the booking site live.
  5. Add the player experience to a phone’s home screen if useful.

What the free plan stops at

The Full Access plan is free forever at 0.00 PHP, but HomeCourt charges a flat Web Admin Fee for each booked court-hour, debited from a prepaid balance. Recurring reservations are not supported.

Questions about HomeCourt

How much does HomeCourt cost?

The Full Access plan costs 0.00 PHP and is billed forever. HomeCourt also charges a flat Web Admin Fee per booked court-hour.

What sports does HomeCourt support?

It is built for pickleball, tennis and badminton clubs.

How can clubs collect payments?

Clubs can collect GCash or bank-transfer proof manually, or connect their own PayMongo account for GCash, Maya, card and QR Ph checkout. Booking payments settle directly to the club’s PayMongo or bank account.

Can players use HomeCourt on a phone?

Yes. The player experience works on phones and can be installed to a device home screen without an App Store download.

Does HomeCourt support recurring reservations?

No. Recurring reservations are listed as unsupported.

Where is HomeCourt based?

HomeCourt is headquartered in Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Philippines.

HomeCourt plans and pricing

All plans
Full Access Free forever Unlimited courts per location · branded subdomain · online booking · Open Play · payment collection · revenue reports · mobile installable experience homecourt.ph · 30 Sept 2026

Compared on court reservation software

Free plan
Yes
Recurring reservations
No
Membership management
Yes
Online payment collection
Yes
Access control
Yes
Supported court types
pickleball, tennis, badminton
Multi-location support
Yes

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