Tennis academy software comparison
FlexCademy vs booker360
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This guide compares FlexCademy and booker360 using documented workflows, pricing, and explicitly labelled evidence gaps.
FlexCademy publishes academy subscriptions and onboarding around one connected season workflow.[C02][C03][F01][F04]
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Three scope decisions
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Core operating scope
Core operating scope
Connects tennis-academy seasons, groups, camps, students, trainers, locations, invoices, and newsletters in the reviewed model.[F01]
Court, room, and ad-hoc booking
Court, room, and ad-hoc booking
Like-for-like cost
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Starter: USD 69/month for one location with no onboarding fee (USD 0); Academy Pro: USD 169/month for unlimited locations with no onboarding fee (USD 0); Custom by discussion.[F04]
Review FlexCademy pricingThe cited public detail is market-specific; request a current written scope for your market from the vendor.[C03]
Include the base package, payments, QR setup, invoice email, app, import, training, support, and every one-time setup item that applies.[C03][F04]
Beyond the quote
Trace reservations, academy planning, and administration
Operating scope, enrollment, and group planning
FlexCademy's tennis-academy model connects season applications to groups, camps, courts, trainers, sessions, invoices, communication, and role-specific browser areas. Applications can collect availability, frequency, level, location, group preferences, and configured answers.[F01][F02][F03]
booker360 serves individual trainers, clubs, and sports centers. It separates training from center or club administration across courses, members, trainers, facilities, reservations, pricing, billing, reporting, sports, and locations.[C01][C02]
FlexCademy's owner-initiated AI workflow validates student, trainer, court, level, age, time, overlap, and coverage constraints before applying editable groups to an empty schedule. booker360 documents course assignment and reservations, but not AI grouping, detailed application inputs, group proposals, or camp waiting-list rules.[F01][F02][C01][C02]
Courts, trainers, attendance, and daily operations
booker360 documents court and room workflows: reservation groups, seasons, subscriptions, member imports and exports, customer credit, online payment, configurable pricing, and multiple sports or locations. That scope is broader than FlexCademy's eligible released-slot booking for enrolled students.[C02][C03][F01][F02]
Both products document trainer assignment and attendance. FlexCademy adds availability, replacement checks, guests, owner review, and monthly payout reports without claiming payroll; booker360 lists qualifications, course allocation, app attendance, and training-plan, court-cost, revenue, and attendee reports, but does not specify replacement or compensation workflows.[F01][F03][C02]
FlexCademy's verified role experiences are browser-based. booker360 documents coach, student, and member logins and app-based attendance; its iOS/Android app is available on request, with roles, store links, rollout conditions, and price unspecified.[F03][C02][C03]
Evidence appendix
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- Intended customer and operating scope
- Season, course, camp, and group workflows
- Trainer, court, room, and attendance operations
- Role access, communication, public experience, and mobile delivery
- Pricing, options, implementation, and support
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