TPC Matchpoint is part of the MATCHi ecosystem. Book & Go is 100% standalone white-label — zero marketplace ties, zero booking commissions, built-in POS, and padel-first open matches.
Book & Go is the best TPC Matchpoint alternative if you want faster deployment, modern cloud infrastructure, or international support. TPC Matchpoint is established in Northern Europe; Book & Go is global with faster setup and modern architecture.
The four biggest reasons sports clubs are switching to Book & Go.
TPC Matchpoint is part of the MATCHi ecosystem. If you want optional exposure to the MATCHi marketplace and MATCHi TV, Matchpoint offers that coupling. Book & Go is 100% standalone white-label without any marketplace or external platform coupling — your brand, your rules, no ecosystem ties.
TPC Matchpoint publishes tournaments and leagues but does not publish open match features. Book & Go was built padel-first with open matches, leagues, tournaments, and ranked results natively — ready to engage your community and drive court utilization.
TPC Matchpoint does not publish a POS feature on their public site. Book & Go includes an integrated POS for pro shop, food & beverage, and merchandise — all connected to your member profiles and booking data. Sell products, track inventory, and manage retail alongside court operations.
TPC Matchpoint does not publicly disclose commission rates or pricing. Book & Go operates on transparent, flat-subscription pricing with 0% booking commission. All revenue stays with you (minus only payment processor rates) — no mystery fees, no hidden percentages.
See how Book & Go stacks up against TPC Matchpoint across the features that matter most.
| Feature | BBook & Go | TPC Matchpoint |
|---|---|---|
| Branding & Platform Model | ||
| White-Label Native App | Fully branded iOS/Android app published under your club name | Custom App Store + Google Play app (they build + publish) |
| Marketplace Coupling | 100% standalone — no marketplace or external ecosystem coupling | Part of the MATCHi ecosystem — optional marketplace and MATCHi TV coupling |
| Brand Independence | Zero marketplace ties — your app, your rules | TPC Matchpoint is the branded-app product in the MATCHi family |
| Pricing & Fees | ||
| Platform Commission | Zero commission on all plans — flat subscription only | Pricing not published |
| Public Pricing | Contact for quote — subscription-based with no per-booking fees | Pricing not published |
| Core Features | ||
| Court Booking | Full court scheduling with dynamic pricing | Full booking and scheduling |
| Tournaments & Leagues | Full tournament management, brackets, registrations | In-house tournaments & leagues (round robin, knockout) |
| Open Matches | Open match system with ranked results | Not published |
| Point of Sale | Built-in POS for retail and pro shop | Not published |
| Advanced Features | ||
| Automatic Access Control | Door access integrations available | Automatic access + light control (PIN with booking) |
| Stand-Alone Coach App | Coach portal integrated into main platform | Dedicated stand-alone coaches app |
| Streaming / TV Integration | Not published | MATCHi TV streaming partner (QR at court) |
| Multi-Language | Full multi-language support for global clubs | Not published |
| Multi-Currency | Support for any currency worldwide | Not published |
TPC Matchpoint has built deep operations for European racket clubs: automatic access/light control, a dedicated stand-alone coach app, MATCHi TV streaming at courts. If your club needs these specialized features, Matchpoint has them.
TPC Matchpoint is the branded-app product in the MATCHi family. If you want optional exposure to the MATCHi marketplace and MATCHi TV, Matchpoint offers that coupling. Book & Go is standalone white-label without a marketplace.
TPC Matchpoint has a long-standing presence in European and Latin American racket sports. If your club is in those regions and wants a provider with deep local knowledge, Matchpoint has that history.
Each claim we make, with the detail behind it.
Planning the move? Read the step-by-step migration guide.
How to switch from TPC Matchpoint →
