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Court scheduling, training programs, league management, and camp registration—all in one place. Baseline is facility management software for basketball arenas that want to fill courts and grow revenue.
Rent full courts or half courts by the hour. Set peak and off-peak pricing, minimum booking durations, and buffer time between rentals for cleanup. Customers book and pay online.
Create group training sessions, shooting clinics, and positional workouts. Set capacity limits, age ranges, and skill levels. Trainers manage attendance from their phone.
Set up recreational or competitive leagues with team registration, game scheduling, standings, and playoff brackets. Teams register and pay online—no more chasing checks.
Build detailed camp listings with daily schedules, what-to-bring lists, and tiered pricing for early bird or sibling discounts. Collect waivers and payments in one step.
Sell open-gym memberships, punch cards for drop-in play, or training packages. Members check in digitally, and you see real-time utilization data for every court.
Track player progress across vertical leap, sprint times, shooting percentages, and other metrics. Share reports with parents and players to demonstrate training value.
Predict which members are about to cancel, forecast next month's revenue, see which courts and time slots actually fill, and chase down every unpaid balance — analytics built for a basketball facility.
Open-gym nights are either overcrowded or empty because you have no way to manage capacity or see registrations ahead of time.
Baseline lets players reserve open-gym spots online with a capacity cap. You know exactly how many people are coming before the doors open.
League registration is a nightmare of paper forms, Venmo payments from random accounts, and incomplete rosters you have to chase down.
Teams register online with complete rosters. Payment is collected at signup. You get a clean dashboard with every team, every player, and every dollar accounted for.
You're losing revenue because courts sit empty during off-peak hours and you have no way to promote last-minute availability.
Text or email members about open court time in a few clicks. Offer flash discounts on slow nights to fill every hour.
Trainers run their own programs on your courts but handle payments separately, so you can't track facility revenue accurately.
All bookings and payments flow through Baseline. You see exactly how much revenue each trainer, program, and court generates.
You never really know which courts make money or which members are about to quit until it's too late.
Baseline predicts membership churn, forecasts upcoming revenue, and shows court utilization and accounts receivable in one place — so you run on data, not gut feel.
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Starting at $0/month, Baseline can cover your full operation. Book a demo and we’ll show you the modules, migration plan, and rollout approach that make sense for your team.
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Everything you need to know about our sports facility management software.
Yes. Facility management software for basketball arenas has to handle this: configure courts as full or half-court resources with independent availability. When someone books a full court, both halves are automatically blocked. When they book a half court, the other half stays open.
You set the number of teams, games per season, and available time slots. Baseline generates a balanced schedule that avoids conflicts with other bookings. You can manually adjust any matchup before publishing.
Yes. Parents can add multiple programs—camps, training sessions, memberships—to a single cart and check out once. They can also register multiple children in the same transaction.
Yes. You can create packages like a 10-visit punch card for open gym. Each check-in deducts a visit, and the system alerts players when they're running low so they can reload.
Group training generates roughly $0.72 per square foot per hour vs $0.17 for 1-on-1 lessons — 4× more revenue per square foot, while building the community that converts to teams.
Read the research: The Secrets of Scaling to a $1M Sports Training Facility →