One weekly round robin that needs a clean board and check-in workflow.
- 1 active league
- 1 owner/admin
- Public player board
- Check-in and group setup
- Round Robin App and saved events
Choose a plan for the way you organize play. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial and brings check-in, group setup, the Round Robin App, mobile score entry, saved events, ranking updates, and a public player board into one workflow.
Start 14-day trialOne weekly round robin that needs a clean board and check-in workflow.
Multiple recurring groups, divisions, formats, or helper-admin workflows.
Facilities and larger clubs that need more leagues, admins, and support.
One weekly round robin that needs a clean board and check-in workflow.
Multiple recurring groups, divisions, formats, or helper-admin workflows.
Facilities and larger clubs that need more leagues, admins, and support.
A new organizer gets an owner account, starter league, and 14-day trial. Add players, share the board, check in the next group, and open the Round Robin App for game day.
Use Starter for one recurring league. Use Organizer for separate days, divisions, or helper admins. Use Club when a facility needs more leagues, more admins, and priority support.
Use PaddleTime on a phone or computer while matches are happening. Scores autosave, standings update as results arrive, and saved events can be reopened when a correction is needed.
Build groups around the players who actually arrive. Use ranking order or balanced placement, set group sizes, preserve mixed doubles, rotate byes, and add last-minute subs.
No. Signup creates a 14-day trial first. Billing is finished from the admin dashboard when Stripe checkout is configured and the organizer is ready to continue.
Admin edits lock after an expired trial or inactive subscription, but customer data is not automatically deleted. The dashboard points owners to checkout or billing recovery.
No. Players use read-only public boards. Only authenticated admins can update rosters, imports, check-ins, group settings, and league visibility.
No. PBRS is a placement score for organizing recurring play. It uses recorded results to help fill groups; it is not a permanent skill judgment or governing-body rating.
Yes when the workflow is recurring: results accumulate over time, admins approve updates, and participants need a public order or board. Pickleball round robins remain the launch focus.