Sportify vs TurfBook
TurfBook covers listing a ground and taking a booking online. Like Turfly, it treats the reservation as the product rather than as one step in running the business.
When TurfBook is the right choice
Owners who want to be discoverable and take reservations without changing how the rest of the operation runs.
When Sportify is the right choice
Owners who want the reservation, the money and the record-keeping to be the same system, so the numbers reconcile without effort.
Both do the booking basics
Credit where it is due — if this list is all you need, either product will serve you.
What you get with Sportify that TurfBook does not advertise
Grouped by the part of the business each one touches.
Booking
Double-booking prevented by the database
Not "we check before saving" — the storage layer itself refuses an overlapping reservation.
TurfBook: not advertised
Advance / split payments
Confirm with a part payment, settle the balance online or at the desk.
TurfBook: not advertised
Tournaments, coaching and block rentals on one calendar
TurfBook: not advertised
Combo offers across facilities
Turf plus pool as a single price and payment.
TurfBook: not advertised
Operations
Front desk / point of sale
Walk-in bookings and cash handling by your own staff.
TurfBook: not advertised
Ticketing with QR gate check-in
TurfBook: not advertised
Memberships and renewals
TurfBook: not advertised
Retail inventory with stock costing
TurfBook: not advertised
Staff roles and per-facility access control
TurfBook: not advertised
Money
Double-entry accounting
Real books — not a transaction list you export and rebuild.
TurfBook: not advertised
Profit & loss, balance sheet, cash flow
TurfBook: not advertised
Payroll with TDS
TurfBook: not advertised
Bank reconciliation
TurfBook: not advertised
Fixed assets and depreciation
TurfBook: not advertised
Month-end close that locks the period
TurfBook: not advertised
Platform
Bangla and English interface
TurfBook: partial
Multi-facility, one account
TurfBook: not advertised
White-label — your brand, not ours
TurfBook: not advertised
Competitor capabilities are recorded from their publicly advertised features on the date shown. A dash means the capability is not advertised publicly, not that it is impossible. Last reviewed 31 July 2026 against turfbook.vip. Pricing and features on any product change — check their site for the current position, and tell us at contact@sportifysolutions.com if we have something wrong.
Common questions
- Is Sportify a good TurfBook alternative?
- Sportify is a broader system than TurfBook. Both take online bookings and payments for sports facilities in Bangladesh. Sportify additionally runs the front desk, ticketing with QR gate entry, memberships, retail inventory, staff payroll and full double-entry accounting, so the same system that takes the booking also keeps the books. If you only need online reservations, TurfBook may be enough; if you also run a cash desk, staff and stock, Sportify is built for that.
- Can I move from TurfBook to Sportify?
- Yes. Sportify offers a 60-day free trial with full access, so you can run it alongside your current tool before switching. We help load your venues, slot times and prices during setup, and your data can be exported from Sportify at any time.
- What does Sportify cost compared with TurfBook?
- After a 60-day free trial, Sportify's standard platform charge is 2.5% of the transaction, with no setup fee, no per-staff licence and no charge for additional facilities. That rate is negotiable — volume or multiple venues can bring it lower, and it can be agreed as a flat fee per transaction or capped for large bookings instead. Online payments also carry the payment gateway's own fee, passed through without markup. Compare current TurfBook pricing on their own site, as published rates change.