Comparisons that admit where we lose.
Every page here has a section called “where they beat us,” and it’s not a courtesy — it’s the most useful part. Cinch is in private beta with one pilot tenant. Some of these vendors have twenty years of edge cases and a marketplace we can’t replicate. If one of those things is what your business runs on, you should stay, and you should find that out from a web page rather than from an hour on a call.
One thing we learned building these: 6 of the 10 vendors here publish no pricing at all — every number comes from a sales conversation. Where a vendor does publish, we say so and we credit them for it. Competitor figures verified 2026-08-03.
Pick the one you’re paying today.
Bring your most recent invoice. The headline price of any of these, including ours, is the least interesting number in the comparison.
The bill nobody quotes you at the start.
Six modules, six line items, one course.
The branded app shouldn't be the upsell.
A good season shouldn't raise your software bill.
Four tiers, and the good stuff is in the top one.
The incumbent that won't tell you the price.
Built for the sales floor, priced by phone call.
Cheap, entrenched, and built for a desktop.
Built for the chain. You're not a chain.
Every tee-time change is a phone call to your pro shop.
Going deeper.
One bill, and the price is on the website.
$249/mo flat, every feature included, no transaction fees and no contract. Free migration from any of the above.