Comparison · Facts checked October 2026

Playmore vs CourtReserve

CourtReserve is one of the biggest club platforms in North America, especially for pickleball and tennis. Playmore comes from European padel, squash and tennis clubs. Here is how they compare, using CourtReserve's published pricing and help pages.

Choose Playmore if

you run a pay-per-court venue in Europe, the UK or Ireland, you want prepayment enforced on every booking, and you need open games, passes and leagues in one player app.

Choose CourtReserve if

you run a US or Canadian membership club, need deep admin tooling (batch membership billing, POS, kiosk check-in) and want a large North American user base and DUPR/USTA integrations.

Side by side

	Playmore	CourtReserve
What it is	Club management and booking software with a player app (iOS, Android, web).	Booking and club management for racquet and paddle sports, based in Florida.
Subscription	From €199 a month; plans by number of courts on our pricing page.	Launch $199, Advance $369, Momentum $549 a month (8, 16 and 32 courts); $159, $329 and $499 billed annually.
Add-ons	Courses, leagues, passes and open games are part of the platform; your plan is set out in your offer.	$25/month each for access control, stringing, DUPR/WPR/USTA Connect and others; Flex Leagues $99/month.
Card processing	Set out in your offer before you sign.	Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 per card payment, or SafeSave 2.89% + $0.30 (US and Canada only).
Where players book	Playmore app and web, plus a booking page embedded on your own website.	Member portal and co-branded app; fully branded app on Momentum with a $499 setup fee and 1-year contract.
Prepayment	Online prepayment can be required for every booking; split payment between players.	Card and ACH payments; memberships with batch billing.
Player app rating	Ask us for references from clubs.	About 2.8 on the US App Store (353 ratings) and 2.4 on Google Play.
Outside North America	Built in Europe; clubs in Poland run on it today.	Stripe works in the UK and EU; no published support for other currencies or languages.

Price: plans by number of courts

CourtReserve publishes three plans: Launch at $199 a month for up to 8 courts, Advance at $369 for 16, and Momentum at $549 for 32, each cheaper with annual billing. All include unlimited members and reservations. API access starts at Advance; a fully branded app needs Momentum plus a $499 setup fee and a one-year contract.

Many extras are paid add-ons at $25 a month each, including access control and DUPR/USTA integrations, and Flex Leagues is $99 a month. Card payments go through Stripe at 2.9% + $0.30 or SafeSave at 2.89% + $0.30.

Admins like it, players less so

On Capterra, club staff rate CourtReserve about 4.7 out of 5, praising depth on the admin side and frequent updates, with a learning curve as the main complaint. The member app tells a different story: around 2.8 on the US App Store and 2.4 on Google Play, with complaints about notifications and waitlists.

For a membership club the admin side matters most. For a pay-and-play venue, the player app is where every booking happens, so it is worth testing it as a player before you choose.

Europe, the UK and Ireland

CourtReserve's $54M growth investment in October 2025 was announced with a focus on North America. Its Stripe integration works in the UK and much of the EU, but we found no published support for other currencies, languages or European payment methods, and the iOS app lists English only. If you run a club in Europe, ask about these before signing.

Sources (CourtReserve facts as published, checked October 2026)

Prices and features change. If something here is out of date, write to hello@playmore.co and we will correct it. CourtReserve is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

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