List your venue
Open your hours, price them your way, and keep your own cancellation terms. We bring you the bookings — including the games that would have been cancelled.
An empty pitch on a Friday night is the most expensive thing you own
You already know your Friday evenings sell themselves. It is the Tuesday at nine, the Sunday afternoon and the hour somebody dropped at four o'clock that cost you — and those are the hours a listing site cannot help with, because the problem is not that nobody found you. It is that the group was two players short.
That is the part we do. A booking on here that loses two players gets them replaced instead of cancelled, and the pitch stays sold.
Five steps to being bookable
An afternoon, once. The screens below are the app itself, not drawings of it.
Describe the place
Name, area, address, a phone number for bookings, what can be played there, and what is on site — parking, showers, changing rooms, a prayer room, a cafe, seating.
Add each pitch or court
A venue is not one bookable thing. Each pitch, court, ground or hall is added separately, with its own sports, capacity, format and surface — because a five-a-side pitch and a padel court do not share a price or a diary.
Open your hours
Say when each one is available. Anything you have not opened simply is not for sale, and an hour you need for maintenance can be taken off sale with a reason attached.
Price them
A base price per hour, then rules on top: peak evenings, late nights, midweek offers. A rule can sit as a draft until you switch it live.
Send it to us
We check it before anybody can book. Nothing is visible while it is a draft, and nothing goes live on our word alone — a verified venue is what players are relying on.
Step 1. “Nobody can book it until we have checked it” is said at the top, not discovered later.
Step 2. The sports your venue already plays are offered first.
You always know what is still unsold
Hours, not a calendar to fight
Open a run of evenings in one go. Each hour shows as open, booked, or off sale with the reason you gave.
A number you can act on
The screen leads with how many hours are still to sell. That figure is the job, so it is the first thing on the page.
Peak, off-peak and offers
Rules stack on a base price: a late-night band, a Friday and Saturday peak, a midweek percentage off. Each one names the days and the window it covers.
A price change never reaches a quote
Prices always recompute from the base, so raising Friday evenings twice does not compound — and an hour somebody has already been quoted keeps its price.
A rule can be a draft. Write next season's peak price now, leave it switched off, and turn it on when the season starts. A draft is never quoted to anybody.
An hour off sale keeps its reason: “Floodlight repair”.
Three rules live, one waiting for next season.
Your terms, frozen at the moment of booking
You set what it costs to drop a booking, per venue — not one rule imposed on every venue on the platform. Those terms are copied onto each booking when it is made and never read from your venue again, so tightening them in October cannot reach a booking somebody made in September.
0%
Still time to sell the hour again.
10%
Late, but not hopeless.
50–100%
The hour is gone. This is yours.
An example ladder. The windows and the percentages are yours to set.
Three things the editor will not let you do
Not restrictions for their own sake — each one is a way a hand-written policy goes wrong at exactly the wrong moment.
Leave a gap between bands
“0% above two hours, 10% under one hour” says nothing about the hour in between — and that hour is undefined at the moment somebody is being charged. Adding a boundary splits a band; it cannot float free.
Get cheaper as kick-off approaches
50% at six hours and 10% at one hour pays people to cancel late. Refused on write, with the reason.
Charge 100% without meaning to
A full no-show charge is allowed and is usually right — but it sits behind a confirmation, because it is the band nobody reads until it is charged.
An emergency is asked for, never declared
If a player could mark their own cancellation an emergency, your terms would be decoration. So they ask, and you decide. The request comes with their reason in their own words, what waiving it costs you in dirhams, and two buttons.
Waiving reverses the charge rather than deleting it, so every decision is still there to reconcile against — including who made it and when.
Your call, in your words, on the record.
And when the venue is the one cancelling
Weather, maintenance, a double-booking taken over the phone. Then the players are refunded in full whatever the ladder says, and you are not paid for the slot. It is the mirror case, it is the easy one to forget, and it is built.
Every booking says who, when, and whether it is short
A booking shows the pitch, the time, the total, who made it, and how reliable they are — how often that person has actually turned up, built from games they were on the roster for. You can decline one, and declining routes through the same path as a venue cancellation, so nobody is charged for your decision.
“2 players short” is not a warning that it is about to fall through. It is the app already offering those places to suitable players nearby.
“Cash at the gate” means you collect and no money moves through us. It is marked on the booking so there is no argument at the desk.
“Paid in app” means it is settled before they arrive, and it appears on your statement.
Money, shown both ways
What we owe you for bookings paid in the app, and what you owe us on the cash you took at the gate. Both figures, always — never only the difference, which is the number that hides the other two.
“Turns up 100% of the time” — beside the name, before you decide anything.
What you get
Everything below is built and running in the app today.
Many pitches, one venue
Each pitch, court, ground or hall has its own sports, capacity, diary and price.
A pitch that plays more than one sport
A hall that takes basketball and volleyball is one facility, not two listings that clash.
Hours you open, not a diary to fight
Open a run of evenings at once. What you have not opened is not for sale.
Take an hour off sale
With a reason that stays attached to it, so a repair does not look like a booking.
Peak, off-peak and offers
Rules on top of a base price, each naming its days and window. Drafts allowed.
Your own cancellation terms
Per venue, frozen onto every booking at the moment it is made.
Emergency waivers, decided by you
The player asks, you decide, and the decision is on the record with its reason.
Reliability beside every name
How often that person actually turned up — before you accept the booking.
Short bookings get filled
A booking missing players is offered to suitable players nearby, automatically.
Money shown both ways
What we owe you, and what you owe us. Never only the net.
Run your own competitions
Leagues, cups and festivals on your pitches — the same account.
English and العربية
Right to left throughout, for your staff as well as your players.
What is not switched on yet
Automatic payouts. Bookings settled in the app are tracked and shown on your statement, but paying that balance out to you still happens off-platform while we choose a payout provider. Cash at the gate is unaffected — that money is yours the moment you take it.
We are choosing the first venues now
Tell us what you run — how many pitches, which sports, and the hours you struggle to sell. We will set it up with you and check it ourselves.
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