‍What kind of courts does GoRaqt provide kiosks for?
GoRaqt is suitable for both indoor and outdoor courts for tennis, pickleball, and padel, wherever they may be located:
• Sport Clubs
• Public Parks
• Homeowner Associations
• Hotels and Resorts
• Tennis and Summer Camps

How much does it cost to put a kiosk at a court facility?
Nothing! GoRaqt supplies the kiosk free of charge.

Does a court facility get to share in revenue generated by the kiosk?
Yes! GoRaqt gives a 10% rev share of everything earned in the kiosk — rentals, purchases, advertising (where applicable) — to the facility that hosts it.

Is the kiosk suitable for indoor and outdoor placement?
It is. The kiosk does run on electricity, so there needs to be a power source. GoRaqt offers a solar-powered option.

How much space do I need to accommodate the kiosk?
Currently, there are two kiosk models: standard and marquee. A third size is slated for 2026.

Footprint of the standard kiosk is: 48 inches wide by 37.5 inches deep. With attached lockers, it is 60 inches wide.

Footprint of the marquee kiosk is: 12 feet wide by 25.5 inches deep.

Who maintains the kiosk?
GoRaqt maintains the kiosk, both the functioning and the inventory.

How does the GoRaqt app help with my business?
The free GoRaqt app can help promote your business and help manage your courts.

Users of the app can connect with other players and set up court dates. Every time a date is set at your court, it builds awareness of your business.

Taking it one step further, if you have a computerized court reservation system, GoRaqt can integrate your API so players can make court reservations via the GoRaqt app.Similarly, if your facility offers classes, we can build them into our reservation system.

How do I get a GoRaqt kiosk at my courts?
Go to https://goraqt.com/#Contact and let us know you’re interested in hosting a kiosk and our team will get in touch with you.

How much does it cost to use a demo racquet, paddle, or bat?
It starts as low as $6 for a single piece of equipment. There are discounts if you demo two or more racquets at the same time.

How much will I pay for balls courtside?
No more than you pay anywhere else. Prices are set by the manufacturers.

How long can I rent to demo a racquet, paddle or bat for?
It  starts at 1 hour. We do have passes for a full day, week, or month. Equipment subscriptions are offered as well. Download the app, starting June 1, for more information.

How does the restringing service work, and how much is it?
Stringing starts at $35, depending on location, string type, and availability. You drop your racquet off at a GoRaqt locker (part of the kiosk) and pick it up there the next day at most locations.

What brands of equipment will GoRaqt carry?
We have partnerships with an array of brands, including Tecnifibre, Babalot, Solinco, Dunlop, Franklin, and Joola to name a few.

How do I know the equipment will be clean and in good shape?
All returned equipment is automatically sterilized and dehydrated inside the kiosk so it comes to you sanitized every time.

How often will new gear arrive in the kiosk?
New equipment models will be added as they are released or requested.

What if I like the gear I demo? Can I buy it from the kiosk? How will I get it?
You can purchase racquets, paddles, and bats using the kiosk touchscreen. Or, for a larger selection, use the GoRaqt app. In either case, your purchase will be delivered to the GoRaqt kiosk at the court where you play, or to your home or another location — it’s up to you.

What are the lockers on the kiosk for?
GoRaqt kiosks are available with or without lockers. The lockers hold goods ordered via the kiosk or app that ready for pick-up. They also serve as a drop-off/pick-up for racquet customizations. For larger sports facilities, there can be as many as four stacks of lockers.

If you order equipment from GoRaqt using the kiosk touchscreen or mobile app, you can have it delivered to a kiosk locker. This includes all types of racquet sports gear as well as other sports equipment (baseball, basketball, soccer, and so on).

The lockers will also hold SwingVision Swing Sticks, available for demo so you can record your game for line calls, stats, and highlights.
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How do I locate a court with the GoRaqt smart kiosk?
You can search on the free GoRaqt app for locations equipped with the kiosk or on GoRaqt.com. We plan to have 250 locations by the end of 2025.

What can I do with the GoRaqt app?
The free GoRaqt app gets you on the court faster:
• You can find courts that have the GoRaqt kiosk.
• You can reserve equipment to demo or buy at a kiosk ahead of time.
• You can reserve court time in select locations.
• You can find other players in your area and schedule matches.

The free GoRaqt app connects you with players and coaches:
• You can join or create a group to learn about events and share all things racquet sports
• You can share video of your match highlights with friends
• You can find and sign up for coaching and classes

The free GoRaqt app gives you the tools to improve your game:
• Get expert equipment reviews to confidently choose the right gear
• Shop a wide array of racquet sports gear
• Rent SwingVision at the tennis court to record your matches for line calls, stats, and highlights
• Share videos of your swings with coaches
• Get advice on fitness, nutrition, and travel tailored for racquet sports players

Does GoRaqt have any sustainability initiatives?
Yes! The GoRaqt platform itself is a sustainability initiative. By putting equipment where the game is played, it decreases the need for shipping or driving to the store — decreasing racquet sports’ carbon footprint.

You can recycle used tennis balls directly into the GoRaqt smart kiosk. Our fulfillment team, in partnership with Recycle Balls, takes it from there.

There is a solar option for GoRaqt smart kiosks for locations without a power supply or those that want to operate off the grid.

How do I get a GoRaqt kiosk at my court?
Go to https://goraqt.com/#Contact to let us know where you play and where you’d like to use GoRaqt and we will follow up with the court.
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