Help Center · For partners
Getting started as a partner
For partners: list your court in six steps, then use the dashboard, Business settings and Court settings to run it.
1. List your court
- Tap List your court on the partner page. Setup has six steps: your court, courts and prices, photos, your earnings account, fees and terms, then Submit for review.
- You can stop and come back: what you saved stays. We review your court, then it goes live for players.
Listing your court takes six steps. 2. Your dashboard
- Needs you lists what waits on you, oldest first: unanswered messages, unpaid walk-ins, refund requests and more.
- Below it are today's bookings for each court, this week's numbers and what's coming up. All courts switches between your places. All places lists every one, and Add a court or Add a stay starts another.
The dashboard starts with what needs you. 3. Business settings
- Business settings holds your legal name, business type and contact person, shared by every court on your account.
- Government ID is optional and never shown. Fees and terms shows what you and players pay: no commission, you keep the whole price.
Business settings, for every court you run. 4. Court settings
- Court settings opens on Details: the name, about this court and the address players read. Map pin sets where maps send them.
- Your court's own address, like yourcourt.opencourt.ph, sits at the top with Change. One Save sends every change across the sections.
Court settings starts on Details. 5. Logo and photos
- Add a square logo and up to 12 photos. The first photo is the cover. Players pick courts by their photos.
- Tap the amenities your court has, like parking, showers or a coffee shop.
Your logo, photos and what the court has. 6. How far ahead players book
- Booking calendar sets how many months ahead players can book, from 1 to 6. You can still block any date yourself.
How far ahead players can book. 7. Court rules
- Add up to 8 rules, each one short sentence, most important first. Tap a common rule to add it.
- Players agree to them before they pay, and walk-ins at your desk. They show on your court page and the booking email too.
Court rules players agree to before they pay.