Multi-club
An organisation adds clubs. Each club keeps its own locations, numbered courts and staff.
For clubs, leagues and multi-site organisations
Rankings and courts, kept in one clay-court portal.
TennisRank runs ladders from A+ to C, books the court, splits the fee in half, and pays the club after a 5% platform fee. Players see who they are meeting. Results count even when the match was played somewhere else.
Features
What the portal actually does.
One organisation, as many clubs as you need. Courts can sit at different addresses. The ladder is public to everyone who is signed in.
Groups A+ to C
Categories split into numbered groups — A1 to A6, B1 to B3, and whatever you add next.
ATP-style ranking
Points, previous rank, movement arrows and a sparkline of recent form, for the whole organisation.
Court booking
A player books a slot with an opponent. Each pays half. The court is confirmed when both shares are paid.
Stripe, with a clear fee
The player pays the court share. TennisRank keeps 5%, taken from the club payout, and shows it on the receipt.
Profiles with photos
Hand, bio, club and groups, so the opponent knows who is walking on.
Off-platform results
A match on a club court or a free-text venue still counts for the group.
Club payouts
Admins see gross, the platform fee and what the club receives, per payment.
How it works
Three ways in.
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01
Clubs
Set locations, court numbers and opening hours. Watch the booking grid. Enter results, including ones played last month.
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02
Players
Mark when you can play, book a court, pay your half, and keep a profile. The code to sign in arrives by email.
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03
Organisers
See every club in the organisation, the combined ranking, and the platform fee earned across the lot.
Use cases
Who it is for.
A single club
One site, a handful of clay courts, and a ladder the members already argue about. TennisRank keeps the scores and the bookings in the same place.
A league
Groups inside a category, results from home clubs and away parks, and a published order that moves week to week.
Several sites, one organisation
Add clubs as you open them. Rankings roll up. Each club still sees its own courts, players and payout.
FAQ
Short answers.
Who pays for a court?
Each player pays half the court price. If the price is an odd penny, the person who made the booking pays it. The club receives each share minus 5%.
Does a match away from the club count?
Yes. Record the date, the two players, the group, the set scores and a venue name. It still feeds the ladder.
How do people sign in?
With the email on their account. TennisRank sends a 6-digit code that lasts 15 minutes. There is no password to remember. A session lasts at most 24 hours.
Can we try it before Stripe is live?
Yes. Until live keys are switched on, checkout can run as a clearly labelled simulated payment. Test mode is the default.
Where do we log in?
The portal is at app.tennisrank.ai. This website is only the introduction.
Demo
Tell us about the club.
We read every note. Nothing on this form is emailed; it is stored for the TennisRank team to pick up.
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