Run your courts from one sheet

Rally is the front desk for pickleball clubs with 1 to 12 courts: bookings, open play, leagues, clinics, a waitlist, check-ins and payments.

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Tonight at Dink District

Thursday evening · 8 courts · 4:10 pm

3 to sort before 6:00 pm

6:00 pm

Court 3 is double-bookedHenderson doubles and the ladder match, round 6

7:00 pm

Beginner clinic has no coachJordan Ellis called in sick at 2:40 pm, 8 players booked

8:00 pm

2 members waiting for prime timeCourt 2 opened at 3:55 pm, Priya Raman is first

Every court at a glance

Who is on, who has checked in, what starts next and what is free. Rally keeps each court’s state as members arrive at the desk.

Aerial view of eight blue pickleball courts on a green surround inside a black fence, three in the back row and five in the front — Eight public courts in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Over them, the evening at Dink District as Rally shows it.

Members book in plain words

What would you like to book?

Thursday 22 October, 7:00 to 8:30 pm4 players

Every court is taken. Join the waitlist: you would be 3rd.

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When a court frees up

It works like the paddle stack at open play: first in line gets the next court, and nobody at the desk has to make phone calls.

Court 2 · 8:00 to 9:30 pm Free since 3:55 pm Offered, 9:42 left Booked · $36.00 paid Thursday 22 October · prime rate

Priya RamanDoubles, 7:30 to 9:30 pm · joined 9:12 am

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Marcus BellDoubles, 7:30 to 9:30 pm · joined 1:47 pm

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Rally: Court 2 at Dink District is free tonight, 8:00 to 9:30 pm. Reply YES within 10 minutes to book it for $36.00.

Lena cancels Court 2 at 3:55 pm.

The 8:00 pm slot is free again, in the busiest hours of the week, and two members are already waiting for one.

Rally texts the first member waiting.

Priya Raman joined the waitlist at 9:12 am. She has ten minutes to claim the court before Marcus Bell gets the same text.

Priya taps yes, and the court is hers.

She pays when she claims it, her partners get the details, and Marcus moves to the top of the list.

Open play to payments

Open play rotates by paddle stack, ladders post their own scores, clinics keep a cover list, and check-ins take payment at the door.

A doubles rally at an outdoor tournament.

Open play: Players sign in at the desk or on their phone, Rally keeps the paddle stack and calls the next four to a court. Drop-in fees are charged at sign-in.
Leagues and ladders: Schedules, court assignments and standings. Players enter their own scores; challenges book their own courts.
Clinics: A coach, a cap, a waitlist and a cover list for the evening someone calls in sick.
Check-ins and payments: Tap a name to see what they owe. Card or cash at the desk, refunds in one click, and a no-show fee if you set one.

Leagues and clinics come with Pro. Every plan has bookings, open play, the waitlist, check-ins and payments. See the plans

Priced by the courts you run

up to 4 courts

up to 12 courts

several locations

Every plan starts with 14 days free, and no card is needed until you choose. Monthly billing, cancel any time from settings.

$79

per month

For clubs with up to 12 courts. Everything in Club, plus leagues and ladders with standings, and clinics with coaches, caps and cover.

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A row of outdoor pickleball courts with blue playing areas, green surrounds and a black fence under a blue sky — A row of outdoor courts: the size Pro is built for.

Questions

Four players in sun hats playing doubles at the net on a green outdoor court — Doubles on a weekday morning.

Do members need to download an app?

No. Members book, join the waitlist and pay from a link that opens in any phone browser. They can save it to their home screen if they like.

How does the waitlist decide who gets a court?

First in line, first offered. Rally texts the first member whose times fit, gives them ten minutes to claim the court, then moves to the next. You can change the window or offer a court by hand.

What happens when two bookings land on one court?

Rally stops it at booking. When staff override, or a league schedule collides with a member booking, the clash goes to the top of the day with the courts that are free at that time, so you can move one booking in a click and the players are told.

Can I run open play and bookings on the same evening?

Yes. Block courts for open play, set the level and the drop-in fee, and the rest stay bookable. Open play keeps its own paddle stack.

How do payments reach the club?

Members pay by card when they book or at check-in, and payouts go to the club’s bank account. Cash at the desk is recorded against the member.

A coach called in sick. What now?

Mark them out and Rally shows which coaches are free at that hour. Ask one in a click; if nobody can cover, cancel and refund every player at once.

Can I bring my members from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Upload a CSV with names, emails and phone numbers, and Rally sends each member their link.

What happens when the 14 days are up?

Choose a plan to keep going. If you do not, nothing is charged, because no card was asked for, and your club’s data is kept for 30 days in case you come back.

Start with tonight

Fourteen days on any plan, no card needed. Add your courts and your members, and tonight’s sheet is ready before the first booking comes in.