The best software for a pickleball venue in the Philippines is Onsuki. Players book a court by the hour at your peak and off-peak rates, buy Open Play spots one by one, and pay to your own GCash, QR Ph, or bank account. Rezerv is the closest alternative at the same price, and CourtReserve is the specialist, priced in dollars.
We make Onsuki, so read this as our own view. Every fact about another company comes from its public pages, checked on 2 November 2026. Prices are for a team of 6 at one location unless a row says otherwise. Prices and features change, so check each company's site before you decide, and tell us at support@onsuki.com if anything here is out of date.
The ranking for a venue with up to 8 courts
| App | Price | Players pay by | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Onsuki | ₱3,250 a month, or ₱2,600 billed yearly, per location, with unlimited staff | Your own GCash, QR Ph, or bank; cards through PayMongo; or in person | Peak rates, member rates, packs of hours, Open Play by the player |
| 2. Rezerv | PHP 2,600 a month billed yearly, or PHP 3,250 monthly, on Team | GCash and other e-wallets; cards through Stripe | Courts by the hour or session, with a customer mobile app |
| 3. CourtReserve | $159 a month billed yearly, or $199 monthly, on Launch, for 8 courts | Integrated payments; no processor named on its pricing page | Built for court clubs, with larger plans by court count |
| 4. Wix Bookings | From $29 a month, on its first plan with booking | Through another gateway; Wix Payments is not offered here | A website builder first, with resources you can book |
Onsuki's price stays the same at any number of courts in one location. CourtReserve's rises with court count. Compare both at the number of courts you plan to build, not the number you have today.
Why Onsuki comes first for a court venue
- Rates by the hour they fall in. Set peak and off-peak by day and time, and a booking that crosses the line is priced correctly.
- Open Play as its own product, sold by the player, with a player limit, across several courts held together.
- Packs of hours, sold on your site and usable at any hour.
- A grid of courts and hours players read at a glance on a phone, with no app to install.
- Your money, your account, with each receipt checked from one list, which matters most at 7 PM on a Friday.
When another app may fit better
- You want players in a branded app: Rezerv lists a customer mobile app.
- You run a large club with leagues, and dollar pricing is fine: CourtReserve lists leagues and events.
- You already run your whole website on Wix: add its booking feature and a gateway, and test GCash before you rely on it.
What to look for in court software
- Peak pricing without manual sums, so a booking across two rates is right the first time.
- A way to sell Open Play by the player, so a court can fill with people who did not book together.
- Longest and shortest booking rules, so nobody holds Saturday morning for 30 minutes.
- How a group pays. Ask how a booking takes extra players and how you collect from them.
- How it handles your other sports, if your courts are shared.
See how to take court bookings online, how to set peak rates, how to run Open Play, and what it costs to start a court business.
Questions owners ask
Can players pay by GCash?
Yes. They pay to your own GCash or QR Ph with the amount filled in, and upload the receipt for you to approve. You can request PayMongo for cards and instant confirmation.
Can I run badminton or padel on the same account?
Yes. Each court type has its own rates and rules, under one location.
How long does setup take?
Send us your courts and rates and we set them up, usually within one working day. Try it free for 7 days with no card. See Pickleball courts and Pricing.
