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OpenCourt vs SyncReserve

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OpenCourt

7.6#3 in sports facility management softwareFrom $249 a month
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IntegrationsPublished integrations include Stripe, Meta, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Swish, SaveMyPlay, Sporfie, Seam, RemoteLock, Rhombus and Ubiquiti UniFi.The product page names QuickBooks as an export destination for accounting records.
MembershipsOperators can configure membership plans, pricing, rule sets, family memberships, group memberships, freezes, upgrades and club credit.Membership plans can include access rules, auto-renewals, prorations, billing, and lifecycle states.
PaymentsOpenCourt includes memberships and billing, a pro shop and POS, Stripe payment processing, Apple Pay and Google Pay.Payments, deposits, credits, refunds, taxes, tips, and payouts can be reconciled per booking and member, with exports to QuickBooks.

OpenCourt plans

  • Branded mobile app add-on$100 a month
  • Growth$249 a month
  • Pro$599 a month
  • Elite$899 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

SyncReserve plans

  • Competitive Play Package$149 a month
  • Starter$199 a month
  • AI Assistance Package$199 a month
  • Pro$549 a month
  • Advanced Messaging Package$99,199 a month
  • Reporting and Finance Package$99,249 a month

Pick OpenCourt if…

OpenCourt suits sports and activity facilities that need booking, memberships, payments and event tools. Its intended customers include multi-sport facilities, country clubs, schools, fitness centers and residential communities.

Pick SyncReserve if…

It suits pickleball, padel, tennis, and multi-sport clubs needing bookings, memberships, programs, and payments in one web system. Multi-location clubs can use the Network plan with scoped pricing.

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