Buyer guides
Guides for club committees
The decisions that matter before you compare specs — venue control, fixture volume, staffing and money.
How to choose a video system for your club
How do we decide which video system our club needs?
Answer four questions in order: how many sports and courts you run, whether video is for marketing or coaching, whether players should get the clip on court or later, and what you can spend per court per year. Those answers eliminate most of the market before you read a spec sheet.
What installing a court video system really involves
What does it take to install a video system on our courts?
Expect a fixed camera mount per court with a clear view of the full playing surface, mains power and a wired network connection. Most installs take under a day per court; the delays come from landlord permission and network work, not the cameras.
Streaming your club's matches: what actually works
Can these systems live stream our club leagues?
PUSHIT, Clutch, SPASH and PlaySight stream; Save My Play and ReplayMe do not. The limiting factor is usually venue connectivity: a 1080p stream needs a sustained 5–10 Mbps upload during peak hours.
The real three-year cost of a club video system
How much does a club court video system cost per year?
Budget roughly $1,100–$2,000 per court in hardware and $700–$1,400 per court a year in subscription for a club-grade system. Over three years a PUSHIT court lands near $5,400 including install, while an enterprise PlaySight venue runs well into five figures.