Recurring house leagues and doubles nights
Publish the whole season up front, then stop rebuilding the week over text messages.
- Members always know whether they are in or out this week.
CourtCall gives racquets directors, commissioners, and captains one place to publish recurring series, open event signup, fill open seats, sync calendars, track player obligations, and keep members aligned without text-chain chaos.

Start with one recurring tennis program that already hurts operationally, but keep the product framing broader: one branded club app, one shared roster, recurring Series Mode programs, and one-off Event Mode events inside the same tenant.
Publish the whole season up front, then stop rebuilding the week over text messages.
Give captains and staff one operating layer for lineups, substitutions, payments, and last-minute changes.
Extend one member-facing app across recurring series and event signup.
CourtCall works best when the club wants operational clarity, not a sprawling software overhaul. It gives directors, captains, and commissioners one shared system of record for recurring match play and one-off event signup.
$749.00 per month, $8,988.00 annually, plus $3,500.00 launch fee.
Best for a club that wants CourtCall as the operating layer for organized tennis across multiple weekly series, team formats, and event signup flows.
| Package | Best For | Monthly | Annual | Launch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Bronze | One flagship tennis pilot or a small-club launch. | $349.00 | $4,200.00 | $1,500.00 |
Silver Best Fit | A racquets department with tennis teams, leagues, and recurring events. | $749.00 | $8,988.00 | $3,500.00 |
Gold | A multi-racquet club or premium white-label deployment. | $1,495.00 | $17,940.00 | $7,500.00 |
Launch one flagship recurring tennis series first.
Train the racquets director plus one commissioner or captain.
After the first recurring series is stable, add Event Mode for mixers, championships, or special nights in the same tenant.
Run the first season as the club’s operating proof point, then expand into additional series or racquet sports.
Pick one recurring tennis program, seed the roster, publish the season, and then add Event Mode only after the club sees the low-friction member behavior in one real cycle.