Add $70K+ Revenue & Save 500+ Hours

Executive Summary

MatchPoint already has demand. The problem is operational leakage, inquiries get missed, responses get delayed, follow ups fall off, event promotion is inconsistent, and members slip through the cracks when things get busy especially since they depend heavily on individual effort rather than scalable systems.

What this changes in daily operations:

Bottom line: Conservative projections show payback in ~4–6 months, then ongoing returns without adding headcount.

Integrated Systems Overview

These integrated systems work together as a cohesive operational layer. Phase 1 focuses on the highest-leverage systems first, with room to expand as priorities evolve:

1. Email Operations Agent

Converts after hours inquiries into bookings and handles routine questions 24/7, saving ~200 staff hours annually while capturing revenue that would otherwise be lost to delayed responses.

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2. Operations Chat Agent

Reduces website bounce rate by answering questions instantly, enabling direct bookings without phone calls or emails. Also gives staff fast answers to operational questions without pulling leadership into the weeds.

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3. Social Media Agent

Maintains consistent presence across platforms, runs targeted promotions to fill low attendance events, and engages with comments/DMs in real timeβ€”all without adding to staff workload.

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4. Data Analytics & Automation

Provides real time visibility into member engagement, event performance, and churn riskβ€”with automated outreach triggers that prevent members from slipping away. Saves ~280 staff hours annually on manual tracking and follow up.

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5. Phone Agent

Handles phone inquiries during peak hours and after hours, allowing staff to focus on in person customers while ensuring no call goes unanswered. Saves ~120 staff hours annually on routine phone calls.

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6. Targeted Sponsorship Pilot

Creates a new revenue stream by placing targeted sponsor ads on digital displays, with automated reporting that shows sponsors exactly what they're getting. Minimal setup, immediate value for sponsors and MatchPoint.

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Plus: Miscellaneous automation tasks including API integrations, website improvements, workflow optimizations, and other technical enhancements identified during implementation.

Project Phases & Scope

Phase 1: MatchPoint Implementation

Develop and implement the Phase 1 integrated systems and agents tailored to MatchPoint's operations. This phase focuses on:

  • Custom system development tailored to MatchPoint's workflows
  • Integration with existing platforms (CourtReserve, PlaySight, SkyKit, DUPR)
  • Staff training and change management
  • Performance optimization and refinement
  • Documentation of learnings and best practices

Timeline: 4-6 months for full implementation and optimization

Phase 2: SaaS Platform Development

Based on the learnings and successes from Phase 1, we will explore transforming the MatchPoint system into a scalable SaaS platform for other pickleball and sports clubs.

Phase 2 goals:

  • Platform generalization and multi tenant architecture
  • Self-service onboarding and configuration
  • Subscription-based pricing model
  • Expanded integration ecosystem
  • White-label options for club branding

Phase 2 scope, timeline, and investment will be discussed separately after Phase 1 success is validated. This proposal and pricing covers Phase 1 only.

Investment Options

Two ways to engage: a one-time implementation for faster delivery, or the Hybrid Retainer for ongoing iteration.

One-Time Implementation
$30,000
Payment: One-time payment
Timeline: 3–4 months
  • Phase 1 systems & agent implementation
  • Optimized for delivery
  • Integration with existing platforms where supported by third-party APIs
  • Staff training and onboarding
  • 45-day optimization period
  • Tighter scope and timeline

Conservative ROI Projections

All projections reflect real operational constraints including private court reservations, off-peak demand variability, and imperfect data quality. These numbers are intentionally conservative.

Time & Operational Savings (Hours)

Impact Area Conservative Assumption Annual Time Saved
Email handling 5–8 hrs/week Γ— 50–70% reduction 130–290 hrs
Support deflection (chat + voice) 10 interactions/day Γ— ~3 min saved ~130 hrs
Automated marketing campaigns 2 campaigns/week Γ— ~1.5 hrs saved ~155 hrs
Social media scheduling 3 posts/week Γ— ~30 min saved ~78 hrs
Subtotal: Time Savings ~493–653 staff hours/year reclaimed

Revenue Recovery & Utilization

Revenue Lever Conservative Assumption Annual Impact
Repeat drop in attendance (open play & clinics) 1,000 recent drop ins; 3% return for one additional visit/month at $20 $7,200
Drop-in β†’ paid event participation 2% of recent drop ins attend one event/year at $25 $6,000
Event fill rate improvement Avg. 2 additional paid spots/event across 2 events/week at $20 $4,160
First-time customer activation (no-app signup) +4% absolute lift in net new drop ins at $20 $9,600
Subtotal: Core Revenue Impact $26,960 / year

Membership Growth

Growth Lever Conservative Assumption Expected Impact
Drop-in β†’ Individual membership ($109) 1% of active drop ins convert annually ~30 new members/year

Note: Membership conversions tracked separately as they represent recurring revenue beyond the annual impact calculations.

Total Year 1 Impact

Core Revenue Impact $26,960
Staff Time Reclaimed (493-653 hrs @ $15/hr) $7,395 – $9,795
Membership Conversions (30 members @ $109/mo) $39,240 recurring
Total Quantified Annual Value $78,525 – $82,525
Net Investment($30,000–$39,000)
Net Year 1 Benefit$39,525 – $52,525

Year 1 ROI: 162% – 175%
Estimated Payback Period: 4-5 months

Additional Upside Potential

The ROI numbers above stand on their own. The items below represent upside we intentionally did not include in the financial model to keep projections conservative.

Revenue & Utilization Upside

  • Sponsorship or advertising revenue via targeted placements
  • Event pricing optimization opportunities
  • Improved utilization of golf, badminton, and table tennis
  • Reduced churn from better member engagement
  • Increased lifetime value of existing members

Operational & Leadership Upside

  • Leadership time recovered from day-to-day operational noise
  • Reduced burnout and turnover risk for staff
  • Improved member satisfaction and experience
  • Cleaner data for faster decisions

Note: Phase 1 also creates the technical foundation for optional future platform expansion.

Implementation Timeline

MONTH 1
Discovery & foundations
Access, system connections, success metrics
MONTH 2
Build + launch
Email Agent
Data & Analytics
MONTH 3
Build + launch
Chat Agent
MONTH 4
Build + launch
Social Media Agent
Targeted Sponsorship Pilot
Voice Agent
Stabilization & handoff

One-time model: focused on delivery, with a defined finish line at Month 4.

MONTH 1
Discovery & foundations
Baselines and reporting cadence
MONTH 2
Email Agent + Data & Analytics
Launch + iteration
MONTH 3
Chat Agent
Launch + iteration
MONTH 4
Social Media Agent
Launch + iteration
MONTH 5
Targeted Sponsorship Pilot + Voice Agent
Launch + iteration
MONTH 6
Stabilize, optimize, and performance tuning

Month 6+: Ongoing optimization and iteration (retainer only).

Why This Works

This doesn’t require new customers or increased ad spend. It works by capturing value from demand you already have, through systems that reduce friction, fill empty slots, and protect staff time.

Ready for the next step?

If this direction makes sense, the next step is a short working session to confirm scope and timing. From there, we finalize the plan and move into execution.