CourtReserve vs Jonas Club Software

CourtReserve is club management software for racquet and paddle sports clubs, including tennis, pickleball, and padel organizations. Its plans cover court booking, lessons, events and programming, membership management, public booking, payments, and reporting. The Android and iOS app supports bookings, event signups, check-ins, family account management, and payments. Launch includes 8 courts for $159 a month billed annually; Advance includes 16 courts for $329 a month billed annually; Momentum includes 32 courts for $499 a month billed annually. Each plan lists unlimited players and members, staff, reservations, and lessons. A free plan is not offered, but a free trial is available. Plans include 500 SMS messages per month and 5,000 marketing email messages monthly, with extra message charges listed separately. Integrations include DUPR, Swish, RemoteLock, Brivo, GoTab POS, MembersFirst, Pickleheads, and USTA Connect. Availability varies by plan, some integrations may have extra fees, and vendor charges are not included in plan prices. API access is included in Advance and Momentum; the integrations page also describes availability with Scale and Enterprise plans.

Jonas Club Software provides software, communication, and service solutions for club operations and member experiences. Its more than 60 applications span operations, service experience, bookings, member engagement, and online services. The applications integrate with a back-office accounting system and connect functions such as POS, membership, catering, financials, billing, payroll, purchasing, and inventory. POS tools support dining, retail, and events through stationary terminals, mobile devices, kiosks, and online ordering. Mobile POS runs on Android and iOS phones and tablets, and can queue orders while connectivity is unavailable for sending after reconnection. Jonas Club Payments connects POS, online, and pre-authorized payments and supports recurring billing. The maker describes the payments solution as PCI-compliant and says it uses tokenization and fraud prevention tools. Listed features include online tee booking, tee sheet management, golf POS, and member management. The service runs on Android, iOS, and web. It is paid, with pricing available on request. Jonas says its software is used by more than 2,300 clubs in 20 countries and serves small and large, public and private clubs.