Pillar · 03

Split-Pay.
Monetize courts even when players come alone.

Seat-based selling: each player pays their share at booking, not at the desk. Aggregate pill, mark-as-paid for cash, and single-seat refunds.

Operator outcome
Zero chase-down, zero no-shows
What operators get

Everything you need to
run this surface — shipped.

  • Per-seat payment status
  • Aggregated split-pay pill
  • Single-seat refunds
  • Cash "mark as paid"
01

Per-seat payment status

Every seat has its own state: paid, pending, refunded, held, failed. Aggregate pill rolls everything up at a glance.

02

Cash "mark as paid"

Not every player pays in-app. Mark a seat as paid in cash at the desk — the row stays reconciled in finance.

03

Single-seat refunds

One player drops out? Refund only their seat. Re-promote the waitlist. The remaining three keep playing. No reconciliation tax.

Unit economics

What a +8 percentage-point lift looks like — on paper.

Illustrative: typical 8-court club, €79,200 GMV / month baseline, 55% utilization. Numbers you can model against your own baseline on the pricing page.

0 pp
Fill-rate lift
+8ppConservative target, 8-court club · 90-day pilot
0
Court-hours / month
+230Incremental sold at +8 pp utilization
0
Incremental revenue
+11500Net monthly uplift to the club
0
Sysmetica fee
Subscription + 1% GMV, same club
The pilot

Start on 1–2 courts.
Measure the lift in 90 days.

For yield-focused operators, the data makes the decision. Pilot agreements define the explicit lift thresholds up front. When they are hit, migration becomes logical — not a sales conversation.

  • Parallel pilot on 1–2 courts
  • Zero migration, zero disruption
  • Measured against your own baseline
  • Cancel anytime — export in one click