For clubs
Your courts are booked. Then what?
A booking platform fills the diary. ScoreX works on the other side of the fence — what happens on court is what decides whether a group rebooks, brings friends, and enters your tournaments.
What changes
Three things a ScoreX club has that yours doesn't yet.
Players who come back
Names on the board, standings after the session, the best rally replayed on the TV. Players treat a court that knows them as their court.
Events without the admin
Tournaments fill off-peak hours — when running one doesn't consume a staff member's evening. ScoreX schedules, dispatches and scores the whole event.
Screens you can sell
Every ScoreX display carries sponsor slots — court screens, TVs, tournament branding. Inventory you own, sold on your terms.
Digital scoring
Courts that score themselves.
- Three buttons at the court, a handheld remote, or any phone via the court's QR label
- Your club rules — golden point, games per set, tie-breaks — set once, applied everywhere
- One scorer per court, arbitrated; optional PIN shown on the board itself
- Power cut? The court resumes the match exactly where it stood
Central management
Run the whole club from one screen.
- Every court on one dashboard — who's playing, for how long, under which rules
- Roles that match a real club: admin, referee, viewer
- Signed over-the-air updates with automatic rollback — no site visits to stay current
- Runs on the club's own network; the internet going down changes nothing
Sponsorship
Sell screens, not just fence banners.
Club package
One sponsor set across every court and screen — the headline partner deal.
Per-court packages
Each court can carry its own sponsor, priced and sold separately.
Tournament packages
Events carry their own sponsor set on top of the club's — fresh inventory for every event you host.
Sponsor artwork is stored on each screen and keeps rendering through internet outages. Per-sponsor impression reportingroadmap is designed, not yet shipping.
Why ScoreX
One system where others sell you pieces.
- The score is the source of truth. One on-court score drives the boards, TVs, bracket, replay and sponsor screens — nothing to keep in sync.
- Physical scoring, not phone-only. Real buttons mean every match gets scored, not just the ones where someone volunteers a phone.
- Works the day the Wi-Fi doesn't. Court-side hardware and a private mesh, not a cloud service with your scoreboard at the end of it.
- Players never need an account. Scan, score, see your name on the board.
Bring your first court online.
Tell us the venue and how many courts — and ask to see it running on a real court.