Partner search, set to two
A member posts an availability, another joins it. The number of players per match is not hard-coded, it is a setting. At two, it suits squash perfectly — nobody waits for a fourth to get on court.
Squash club software
Squash is not an afterthought here
Online booking, payment, calendar, internal rankings: your squash court runs on the same system as the rest of your club, with its own settings — not a side module, not a checkbox next to padel.
A real sport on the platform
Configurable down to the court
- Squash has its own sport record in SportFinder — not a line of free text dropped into the description of a padel court.
- Configuration reaches sport level: default duration, calendar step, booking window — all of it can be set differently on your squash court, with no bespoke development.
- A mixed club stays one club: if your squash courts sit alongside tennis or padel, everything is driven from the same back office, each sport keeping its own settings.
- Memberships break down by sport too: the card shown here is a real “Squash” product record, exactly as your members see it.
Slot optimisation
Your squash hour lands square
The engine that ranks the best remaining slots around a booking was not written for squash: it is the same engine for every sport other than padel. But a squash match classically runs an hour — and an hour is exactly the shape it favours when filling in your schedule.
- A one-hour slot is the shape the engine places first on your schedule.
- The platform-wide calendar step is 30 minutes: on a squash court that lines bookings up on the hour naturally, with nothing particular to configure.
Your squash court gets the same optimisation engine as the rest of the club — one whose logic happens to favour exactly the one-hour format.
How the game is played
Two players, one level
Squash is played by two, not four: partner search matters more here than the multi-player open match. Both bricks exist, and both are configurable for that format.
An internal ranking, no federation
No squash federation is connected to SportFinder today. You can still keep a ranking internal to your club, to run your own boxes and follow your members’ level, without depending on an outside integration.
The right question
An occupied squash court earns
A booking system is worth nothing if it does not fill the quiet hours on your court. The real sum — what a better-placed squash slot is worth at your club — gets done on the demo, on your own figures; our prices are already published.
Frequently asked
Squash: what clubs ask us most
Is squash properly supported, or just tolerated as a secondary sport?
Natively supported. Squash is a first-class sport on the platform, the same as padel or tennis: online booking, payment, calendar and statistics work straight away, with no special development for your club.
Can I set a different slot length for my squash court?
Yes. Configuration goes down to sport level: your squash court can have its own default duration and its own booking window, independently of your other courts. We set it with you when you go live.
My club also runs tennis and padel — do I have to manage those separately?
No: one club, one schedule. Each sport keeps its own settings — durations, rates, booking windows — without you juggling several tools.
Does SportFinder provide official squash rankings?
No squash federation is connected to SportFinder today. You can still keep a ranking internal to your club, sport by sport, so you can run your own boxes and ladders without waiting for a federation integration.
How do my members find someone to play squash with?
Through the club’s partner search: a member posts their availability, another joins it. The number of players per match is a setting, not a fixed rule — two for squash, as the game goes.
Thirty minutes to see your squash court in SportFinder
Booking, payment, internal rankings: we configure your sport together, on your real settings.