Booking and revenue intelligence for racquet facilities.
Tennis 3 is selling as two pickleball courts: $62 this hour, against $50 as one tennis court.
One floor, counted once.
A tennis court and the pickleball courts painted on it are one surface. Edison blocks the overlap at booking time, so the same floor is never sold twice, and the pickleball courts on that surface can still run side by side.
Revenue per available court hour.
Edison reports revenue per available court hour and counts each surface once per hour, so the number reflects the floor you can sell, not a count of painted lines. Recommended actions turn it into a next step: the surface, the hour and what the change is worth.
See each sport on the floor it could have sold.
Filter to tennis or to pickleball. Hours the other sport held the floor are left out, so each view is judged on what it could have booked.
One figure for what the floor earns.
A shared surface can be sold as one tennis court or as the pickleball courts painted on it. Edison measures that surface as one floor, whichever sport is on it, so you can see what an hour of floor earned across both.
Price by sport, by day and by hour.
Set a rate for each court type, adjust it by day and hour, and let dynamic pricing move within the limits you set. On a shared surface it reads demand for the floor, not for each painted court.
One system for the front desk.
Your customers pick their sport first, then see only the courts and times for it. The product says "court" everywhere your staff and customers look.
- Online booking and payments
- Tournaments, clinics and socials
See what an hour on your floor is worth.
Booking is $49 per court each month. Revenue is $99. Two-unit minimum.