Courtet for clubs
Full courts. Events that run themselves.
Courtet is a play engine for racquet clubs. It puts members into balanced games on courts that would otherwise sit empty, and runs your tournaments from the sign-up form to the final standings. Pickleball, tennis, padel and more.
What your club gets
Games that fill themselves
Auto-Fill builds even foursomes from the members who want to play, so an open court turns into a game.
Ditch the clipboard
Drop-in sessions with mixer rounds, so everyone plays with new partners and nobody sits out twice.
Tournaments start to finish
Divisions, online entry and payment, partner matching and waivers. On the day: round robin, playoffs or single elimination, desk scoring and live standings.
Ratings that mean something
Every scored game updates a player's rating. Tournament results count too, unless you keep a social event out of it.
Members in one place
Invitations, member search, venue hours and messages that respect each member's choices about email and alerts.
Free for your players
Members use Courtet free in any browser and can install it on their phone. Native iOS and Android apps are in testing.
Plans
Priced by the court, the way clubs already think about their facility. Member counts never change your bill.
Events
$0 a month
Join free and run one tournament a month. For clubs that book courts elsewhere.
Club
$89 a month, 4 courts included
Your courts, your games and your membership, run in one place.
| Feature | Events | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Tournaments and events | Yes | Yes |
| Tournaments a month with no setup fee | 1 | 2 |
| Members, invitations and messaging | Yes | Yes |
| Court management and booking | No | Yes |
| Auto-Fill games and open play | No | Yes |
| Charge players your own joining fee, once or yearly | No | Yes |
| Courts included | None | 4, then $15 a month each |
A club's first Club plan starts with a two-week free trial. Pay yearly and get 12 months for the price of 11.
Tournaments past your free ones carry a small setup fee based on their size, and players pay a small registration fee when they enter. You'll see the full schedule when you start your club. Clubs keep all of their own entry and joining fees.