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Lobby vs Eversports

Marketplace reach for studios
or bookings under your own brand?

Eversports lists studios and clubs in a player marketplace and sells manager software for classes and courts. Lobby is club software with no marketplace, a flat monthly fee, and the booking flow on your own domain.

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When Eversports may be better

  • -Drop-in customers find your classes through the Eversports marketplace and you want that to continue.
  • -Your studio sells passes across several venues and the current setup handles it.
  • -You have checked the commission on marketplace bookings against the customers it brings.

When Lobby may be better

  • -Most bookings come from your own members and you want them on your own domain.
  • -You want to compare a commission on each booking with a flat Lobby software fee.
  • -You run courts and classes side by side and want one schedule, one payment flow, and one report.

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Enter three figures from your own invoice and reporting. The comparison stays empty until you provide them.

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Lobby public plan

Starter · $29/mo

Yearly billing includes 2 months free.

One year, side by side

Enter three figures from your own invoice.

The comparison appears only after you provide booking volume, average price, and the fee in your current terms.

Use the fee in your current invoice or signed terms. Lobby does not provide an Eversports fee estimate. Lobby yearly fees include 2 months free.

Claim and evidence table

What is known,
what to verify.

Observable model differences first. Subjective positioning second.

Claim

What we know

What to verify

Lobby position

Discovery modelEversports presents a player marketplace listing alongside its manager software.How many of your bookings come through the marketplace rather than your own channel.Lobby does not provide marketplace demand.
Fee modelMarketplace products commonly price marketplace bookings and own-channel bookings differently. Terms vary by contract.The commission on marketplace bookings, the fee on own-channel bookings, and the software line.Lobby software fee, 0% Lobby booking cut.
Customer relationshipMarketplace customers hold an account in the marketplace brand.Which customer emails and communication rights the studio keeps.Members book on the club’s own domain and the list is exportable at any time.
Activity scopeThe public positioning covers studios, classes, and courts.How passes, class capacity, and late cancellations are handled in your setup.Lobby runs classes, courts, memberships, and waitlists in one schedule.

Migration reality

Switching is work.
Plan it like work.

  1. 01

    Export customers, class schedules, courts, and future bookings from Eversports.

  2. 02

    Review the export with Lobby support, including open passes and memberships.

  3. 03

    Run a real week of classes and courts on the Lobby preview with staff.

  4. 04

    Launch on the club domain and decide whether the marketplace listing stays for discovery.

Questions

Decide with
current facts.

Is Eversports bad for clubs?
No. A marketplace listing can bring drop-in customers a studio would not reach alone. The question is what each marketplace booking costs compared with a booking from a regular.
Does Lobby list our classes in a marketplace?
No. Lobby is club software. Your classes are booked on your own domain, and the customer relationship stays with the club.
What should we verify before switching?
Verify the marketplace share of bookings, the commission on each channel, export rights for customers and passes, and which emails you are allowed to contact.

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