Classroom worksheet: utilization, memberships, staffing, maintenance, and court-hour margin reflection. Open printable worksheet
Indoor Racket Court Business Simulator

Open an indoor racket facility and learn why busy courts do not always mean a profitable club.

Indoor Racket Court Business Simulator

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Cash
Net Worth
Today Revenue
Month Profit
Member Satisfaction
Club Reputation
Goal Progress
Current: Paused

Operations

Active Members
Walk-in Demand
Court Bookings
Court Utilization
Average Booking Rate
Revenue / Court Hour
Service Capacity
Equipment Condition
Lost Bookings

Today's Profit Breakdown

Finance

Month Revenue
Month Costs
Month Profit
Labor Share
Rent Share
Payment Fee Share
Maintenance Share
Marketing Share

Staff

Today Payroll Morale Turnover Risk Coaching, desk, and maintenance coverage affect every session.

Monthly Reports

The first operating year has not ended yet.

Courts & Programs

Business Advisor

Event Log

Control Panel

Challenge FAQ

Racket court simulator challenge modes

What changes in Easy, Standard, and Hard?

Easy lowers the net-worth goal and gives demand/cost help. Standard keeps the normal model. Hard starts with less cash, higher costs, weaker demand, and a higher target.

Where is my personal best saved?

Your best result is saved only in this browser using localStorage. There are no accounts or server saves.

How should I use challenge mode in class?

Have students compare utilization, memberships, staffing, maintenance, and court-hour margin after the same challenge run.

Can I download my racket court facility results?

Yes. The results screen can create a local CSV with completed monthly evidence and the current partial month. It includes operating settings, court counts, staffing, walk-in demand, court bookings, court utilization, equipment condition, memberships, programs, costs, profit, cash, and net worth, and nothing is uploaded.

Keep learning Test your assumptions with our interactive tools: quantify margins in the Peak Court Dynamic Pricing Lab or model operational bottlenecks in the Court Utilization & Yield Lab.

Compare racket court strategies

Start with the complete five-model racket court simulator guide, compare courts, peak demand, staffing, and expansion in the staffing and capacity guide, then record your results in the printable racket court worksheet.