Get a public booking page
Your venue gets a public page where players can view courts, available times, rates, amenities, and booking rules.
LIST YOUR VENUE
List your racket-sport venue on CourtPilot, receive booking requests, and manage court schedules from a simple venue dashboard.
PARTNER BENEFITS
CourtPilot helps venues reduce booking confusion, show available court times clearly, and manage requests without relying only on chat messages.
Your venue gets a public page where players can view courts, available times, rates, amenities, and booking rules.
Players can choose a date, court, time, and duration before sending a booking request.
Review booking requests, check payment screenshots or reference numbers, approve or reject bookings, block time, and view schedules.
Customers pay your venue directly. CourtPilot does not hold customer booking payments.
CourtPilot checks court availability before booking requests are submitted and blocks confirmed or pending slots.
Customers receive secure manage-booking links so they can view booking details and status without creating an account.
REQUIREMENTS
Share the basic details we need to review your venue and prepare your marketplace listing.
We will not ask for full bank account or wallet account details on this public form. Payment account setup happens later inside the venue dashboard or during private onboarding.
ONBOARDING
The first goal is to confirm venue fit, prepare the listing, and launch with booking rules that match your operation.
Fill out the inquiry form with your venue, court, schedule, and contact details.
CourtPilot checks whether CourtPilot is a good fit for your venue.
After approval, your venue profile, courts, operating hours, rates, and amenities are configured.
You define how bookings are handled, what payment methods are accepted, and how your staff checks payments.
Once reviewed, your venue can be published on CourtPilot for players to browse and book.
Use the venue dashboard to review requests, check payment screenshots or reference numbers, approve bookings, block times, and manage schedules.
PAYMENTS
CourtPilot does not hold customer booking payments.
Customers pay your venue directly through your accepted payment methods, such as GCash, Maya, bank transfer, pay-at-venue, or other approved options.
Your staff checks whether payment was actually received, then approve or reject the booking inside CourtPilot.
EARLY PARTNERS
CourtPilot is opening early partner slots for selected venues.
Founding venue pricing may change for future venues after the early partner period.
Apply as a Founding VenueFAQ
No. Customers pay the venue directly through the venue's accepted payment methods. CourtPilot helps organize the booking request, payment screenshot or reference number, and approval status.
Your staff checks the venue's own GCash, Maya, bank account, or payment channel. A payment screenshot or reference number helps, but it does not automatically confirm a booking.
A booking becomes confirmed only after your staff checks the payment and approves the booking in CourtPilot.
Yes. Venue admins can still handle walk-ins and manually add bookings or block time in the dashboard if needed.
Yes. Venue owners can manage their own courts, operating hours, blocked times, and pricing rules after setup.
Yes. Venues can configure accepted payment methods such as GCash, Maya, bank transfer, or other approved prepaid instructions.
CourtPilot helps reduce fake bookings with temporary slot holds, payment screenshots or reference numbers, time limits, and venue approval. A booking is not confirmed until the venue approves it.
No. Customers can request a court slot without creating an account. They receive booking updates and a secure manage-booking link through email.
For early partner venues, CourtPilot may offer founding venue pricing. Final pricing can depend on the venue setup, number of courts, and support needs.
OWNER DASHBOARD
Use the venue login to manage court schedules, booking requests, blocked times, and payment status.
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