A Tuesday at 2pm earns nothing.
You know exactly which hours go unbooked. Rally puts those hours in front of players who are already looking for somewhere to play — and lets you discount the ones you actually want filled.
Keep your booking system and your prices. We only surface the open hours.
Players don't browse courts. They look for a game.
So we don't ask them to shop. Your open slots appear at the three moments a player actually needs a court — and every one of them ends the same way: someone starts a game at your venue.
Nothing's on tonight
A player opens Rally, finds no games nearby — and sees three courts open instead, yours priced for the quiet hour. They start one.
They're creating a game
They've picked a sport and a time and now need somewhere. Your free slot at that exact hour is right there, with the price.
They tap your venue on the map
Your courts show what's open for the day they're looking at, and what it costs. No calling to ask.
What changes for you.
You keep control of everything that matters.
Your calendar, your hours
Publish only the slots you want to fill. Weekly repeats for the regular quiet spells, one-offs for the rest.
Your prices
You set the usual rate and the discount. Rally never sets a price for you or promises one you didn't publish.
Your payment process
Pay at the desk, your own booking system, whatever you use now. We can carry a payment note; we don't need to be in the middle.
A nudge, not a firesale
If a slot is still empty as it approaches, we ask you once whether to drop it. Your call, every time.
What this costs is still an open question.
We're not going to invent a commission rate and announce it. The founding partners help decide what's fair, and they get whatever terms come out of it:
- What Rally charges, if anything — flat listing, a share of filled slots, or free while we're small.
- What a partner badge means — and what it should not be allowed to buy. It will never reorder the games a player sees.
- How discounts get surfaced — how prominent is useful, and where it starts feeling like advertising.
Fair questions.
Do I have to move my booking system to Rally?
No. Most partners keep what they have. You publish the hours you want filled; how people pay stays yours.
Will discounting on Rally undercut my regulars?
You choose which slots get discounted. Most partners only discount hours that were going to go empty — the ones regulars never book anyway.
What if a game doesn't fill?
Then the slot goes unbooked, exactly as it would have. Listing an hour costs you nothing and blocks nothing.
Are players vetted?
Games have a host, a roster and recorded attendance. You're getting a named group, not anonymous walk-ins.
Can I list more than one venue?
Yes. Claim each venue, publish courts under it, and manage them from one place.
Founding Court Partners.
A small group of venues to build this with — starting in Los Angeles. You'll get your quiet hours in front of players now, and a say in the terms before they're set.
List your courtsTell us the venue, the sports you run, and which hours you'd most like filled.