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CourtBeam vs Hold My Court Pro

Both stand on court reservation software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

CourtBeam

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

CourtBeam brings court reservations, events, memberships and online payments into a club-focused system. Its free tier has a two-calendar limit, while paid plans expand calendar capacity and features.

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Hold My Court Pro

Free plan Web

Hold My Court Pro covers reservations across courts, rooms, and equipment, with configurable rules and email updates. The hosted platform avoids the WordPress requirement, while the plugin is a separate option for WordPress sites.

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The facts

	CourtBeam	Hold My Court Pro
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	No	Not published
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Club: $99 a month	See the plans
Plans published	4	3
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	courtbeam.com	hold-my-court.com
On court reservation software	#1 of 26	#5 of 26

CourtBeam: what it does well

Players can check live court availability and book online
Supports one-off and recurring sessions
Membership tools include access control, refunds and credits
No per-player fees or platform transaction commission
Free plan includes up to two court calendars

What to know first

Payment-provider processing fees and taxes apply separately
Club plan costs $99 a month
Branded native app service adds $300/month and a $499 activation fee

Hold My Court Pro: what it does well

Members use a shared real-time schedule to book spaces.
Administrators can set rules by court or facility.
Emails confirmations, cancellations, reminders, and schedule updates.
Hosted trial lasts 30 days and requires no credit card.

What to know first

The WordPress plugin requires a WordPress site.
Hosted trial is followed by a paid plan.
Full Website plan costs $99 a month.

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