Court time, prepaid
Hourly and block rentals bookable online with payment up front — money collected before the door opens, not chased after.
Basketball facility revenue systems
Rentals alone rarely carry a facility. The durable money is prepaid court time, memberships, camps and training — run from one calendar that also pays your trainers. Swift is that system: booking, payments, programs and payroll in one place.
A personalized walkthrough of your programs and your numbers.
The architecture
Operator benchmarks (WSB Sport) put team fees at roughly a third of facility revenue and memberships close behind, with straight rentals under 10% — rentals alone rarely carry a facility. Swift runs all four lanes on the same calendar, the same payments and the same member record.
Hourly and block rentals bookable online with payment up front — money collected before the door opens, not chased after.
Monthly plans with member rates, court credits and early booking windows. Dues charge automatically; past-due payments tracked in one place.
Registration, payment and liability waiver in one flow. Rosters fill themselves, waitlists refill cancellations, and parents get the confirmations.
Private and small-group lessons on the trainer's calendar; commissions and payroll calculate from the schedule you already built.
Why prepaid wins
Basketball owners trade cancellation-policy tactics in every forum thread — deposits kept, 48-hour windows, blacklists. The policy only works when the platform enforces it. On Swift, booking and payment are the same event: the slot is theirs when it's paid for, reminders go out automatically, and a cancellation puts the court straight back on the live schedule.


Illustrative figures. Commissions calculate from the live calendar — no separate spreadsheet, no end-of-month reconciliation.
The tailwind
Basketball is America's most-played team sport, and team-sport participation keeps setting records.
SFIA team sports participation reportWhat families spend on a child's primary sport — up 46% in five years, with basketball families right at that line.
Project Play / Aspen Institute, 2025Flowing into new and upgraded youth sports complexes across 2024–2026. More courts are coming online; every one of them needs a system.
Baird / L.E.K. youth sports analysis, 2026"Since we started using Swift our bookings for lessons and camps have more than tripled."
"We're doing $5k/annually more in membership revenue, just because of how easy it's been to book and pay."
"In the first month alone, we saw our revenue skyrocket by over 200%."
Testimonials from Swift customers, as published on runswiftapp.com.
Switching
A personalized walkthrough: your courts, your programs, your trainer pay rules, on screen.
Pricing, memberships, camps and payroll rules set up with you — hours, not weeks, and no setup fee.
Customers moved from EZFacility, eSoft Planner, Mindbody, Upper Hand or your spreadsheet — typically two to three business days.
Month-to-month, free support on every plan, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Questions
Yes — that's the design. One calendar, one payment rail, one member record. The calendar is the source for commissions and payroll, so the money and the schedule never drift apart.
Yes. Swift ships with confirmation and 24-hour reminders plus cancellation policies — including non-refundable options — set once and applied at booking, instead of argued at the desk.
Yes — invoicing for teams, corporate bookings and programs is built in alongside card payments, so offline payers live in the same system.
Yes. Retail and product sales, gift cards and coupons run on the same checkout as court time and memberships.
Pricing is set per facility in the demo — no published rate card. Fixed regardless of tier: $0 setup, month-to-month, free support, 30-day money-back guarantee.
No. Plenty of facilities arrive from somewhere messier than a spreadsheet. The onboarding specialist does the setup with you, and there's no legacy export to break.
Rentals, memberships, camps and trainer pay — see your facility running on Swift.
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