One booking layer for clubs that do not want to live in a single silo.
The FillMyCourt Booking Hub vision is simple: search, availability, match formation and booking in one consistent experience — even when clubs in the network use different underlying systems.
The market already has good booking systems. The problem is fragmentation.
Some clubs use marketplaces, others white-label systems, and some have custom tools. Booking Hub does not need to replace everything to create a common layer.
Build the common layer without pretending every integration exists today.
One internal representation of venue, court, slot, price and booking status.
FillMyCourt can host booking inventory where the club chooses our own flow.
External inventory only where APIs, exports or partner agreements permit it.
Reservation locks and sync rules are designed to avoid double-booking where two-way access exists.
Every booking can feed CRM, match formation, retention and attribution.
A federation can become the front door to a network of clubs.
The front-end can expose participating clubs, availability and games while each club retains its current operational system wherever technically viable.
Booking Hub is part of the MVP pilot — not marketed as a universal live integration today.
The pilot starts with what we can control: native booking, inventory normalisation and connectors that are technically and contractually authorised. New providers enter through adapters, not marketing promises.