Beleeg vs PaddleScores (Tenniscores)
By Michael Montalbano, founder of Beleeg · Last updated
Beleeg runs racquet team leagues court by court with no per-team charge: captains set lineups and confirm each other’s scores, standings update on their own, 26 other sports sit alongside, and we do the import for you. Tenniscores ($17 per team per season) fits better if your association already keeps players’ ratings and match history there, or your players want its Rally app.
Beleeg covers court-by-court team matches, with captains setting lineups and entering scores, plus 26 other sports, and charges the organizer nothing. paddlescores.com now forwards to tenniscores.com, which is built only for racquet leagues and charges $17 per team per season, with no subscription.
Beleeg and PaddleScores at a glance
Tenniscores (formerly PaddleScores) runs club and club-to-club leagues for tennis, pickleball, platform tennis, and padel. It reports 800+ leagues, 1M+ players, and 500+ clubs, and has a Rally app for players and captains.
| Beleeg | PaddleScores (Tenniscores) | |
|---|---|---|
| What the organizer pays each month or season | Beleeg: $0. No subscription, no per-team charge, and no setup fee. White-label (your own web address and brand) is optional at $149 a season. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Team leagues: $17 per team per season. Flex leagues, ladders, and tournaments: $3 per player. No subscription and no setup fee. |
| Who pays | Beleeg: Only online payments cost anything: Beleeg keeps a flat $3 from each one. Players who pay you cash cost nothing. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): The league pays per team or per player. Players can add Rally Pro for $20 a year; Rally Free is $0. |
| Fees on a $100 online registration | Beleeg: Stripe’s card fee (about $3.20) plus Beleeg’s $3, about $6.20 in all, so about $93.80 reaches you. The player pays $100, nothing added. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Not confirmed from their public pages |
| Where the money goes | Beleeg: To your own Stripe account, then to your bank on Stripe’s schedule. Beleeg does not hold it. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Not confirmed from their public pages |
| Sign-ups and dues | Beleeg: Players sign up and pay online, or you mark cash payers paid. When a league is full, a waiting list offers the next person the spot on its own. Captains can collect their own team dues too. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Not confirmed from their public pages |
| RSVPs, reminders, and team chat | Beleeg: Yes. Players say in or out for each match and captains see who is coming. Reminders go out by email and in Beleeg before each match, and every team has its own chat. No text-message reminders. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Yes, in the Rally app: availability, finding subs, team polls, and team chat. |
| Mobile access and iOS availability | Beleeg: Beleeg works in the web browser on iPhone, Android, and computers with no download required. The iOS app has been submitted to Apple and is awaiting review. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Rally app for players and captains, with a free tier. |
| Season schedule | Beleeg: Builds it for you: round robin per division, with blackout dates and warnings when a court is booked twice. Captains can ask to move a match if your league allows it. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Yes. Schedules, rosters, scores, and standings for team leagues; flex scheduling for ladders. |
| Scores and standings | Beleeg: Captains set lineups and enter scores from their phones, and the other captain can confirm or dispute. Standings update on their own with the tiebreakers you pick. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Yes, with standings and dynamic ratings. |
| Best fit | Beleeg: Adult and amateur leagues, clubs, and tournaments in 30 sports. We move your league in for you. | PaddleScores (Tenniscores): Club racquet leagues: tennis, pickleball, platform tennis, padel. |
Facts about PaddleScores as of September 29, 2026, read from Tenniscores’ own home and league pricing pages (listed at the bottom of this page). They change, so check before you decide. “Not confirmed” means we could not confirm it, not that PaddleScores lacks it. Tell us if we got something wrong and we will fix it.
Who Beleeg fits
- You do not want to pay $17 per team every season. An 8-team league is $136 a season on Tenniscores and $0 on Beleeg if players pay you directly.
- Your club runs racquet leagues and other leagues too, such as softball, bowling, darts, or cornhole; Beleeg has 30 sports.
- You want captains to confirm or dispute each other’s scores, and to agree on moving a match.
- You want a public league page anyone can open without logging in, and someone to move your league in for you.
Questions people ask about Beleeg and PaddleScores
What is a PaddleScores alternative for a platform tennis or pickleball league?
Beleeg is a PaddleScores alternative that is free for the league organizer. It runs team matches court by court: captains set lineups and enter scores from their phones, and the standings update on their own. It works in any phone’s web browser.
PaddleScores now forwards to Tenniscores, which charges $17 per team per season for team leagues and $3 per player for ladders and flex leagues, with no subscription, according to its own pages on September 29, 2026. Beleeg charges nothing for the league itself and keeps a flat $3 only when a player pays online.
If your association already rates players on Tenniscores, or your players live in its Rally app, staying there may be simpler.
How much does PaddleScores cost compared with Beleeg?
Beleeg charges the organizer nothing for a team league; Tenniscores (PaddleScores) charges $17 per team per season, which is $136 a season for 8 teams.
Beleeg does keep a flat $3 from each registration a player pays online, so a club that collects dues online from 80 players gives up $240 plus Stripe’s card fee. A club that bills members itself, or collects cash, pays Beleeg nothing.
Can I move my league from PaddleScores to Beleeg?
Yes. Send us your teams, players, and schedule as a spreadsheet and we run the first import into Beleeg for you. Scores already played do not carry over, so start the standings from where you are, or start fresh with your next season.
When PaddleScores is the better fit
- Your regional association already keeps players’ ratings and years of match history in Tenniscores. Past matches do not carry over to Beleeg.
- Your players already use Rally and want to keep their accounts and history there. Beleeg’s iOS app is awaiting Apple review; its web app is available now.
Where these facts come from
Facts about PaddleScores were read on September 29, 2026 from these pages. Beleeg facts come from the product itself and our pricing page.
- paddlescores.com (forwards to tenniscores.com when checked)
- Tenniscores: Home page (Rally Free $0, Rally Pro $20 a year, sports covered)
- Tenniscores: Leagues ($17 per team per season, $3 per player, no subscription)
- Tenniscores: Rally app
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Moving from PaddleScores? We move your league over for you.
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