Box cricket software for team bookings and Sunday cups.

Turf bookings, team rosters, and corporate cups end-to-end.

Box cricket arenas live on weekend and weekday-evening turf bookings, with a long tail of corporate league matches and tournament weekends. The turf slot board handles 60-minute defaults, peak weekend pricing, and the late-night cancellations that are unfortunately part of the sport. Customer credit for the regular teams that book the same Tuesday 9 PM slot every week keeps the back-office work down — open tab, settle monthly.

Tournament economics are where most box cricket venues either thrive or struggle. A 16-team Saturday tournament needs registration, bracket generation, prize-pool accounting, and a separate cashflow trace for sponsor payments. Strikee runs all four in one module: single-elim brackets ship today, and the prize-pool reconciliation feeds straight into the cashbook so Monday morning's P&L already includes the tournament's net.

Corporate-league deals are the highest-margin recurring revenue an arena can sell. The customer profile tracks each corporate as one entity, with team rosters, member visit history, and payment terms all on one record. When the corporate's 8-week league finishes, the retention dashboard surfaces whether their players are coming back as individuals — which is where the second season's pipeline lives.

A typical Sunday at a 2-turf arena

9:00 AM: corporate league round-1 on Turf A. 11:00 AM: team booking on Turf B with 4 players, refreshments on the bill. 1:00 PM: open turf rentals to walk-ins on both turfs. 5:30 PM: Sunday tournament finals — entry fees collected via UPI, prize pool reconciled. End of day: cashbook closed, both turfs at 87% utilisation, two corporate teams added to next month's pipeline.

What we're not yet

Per-ball score capture, live commentary streaming, and umpire payouts tied to specific matches are on the roadmap but not shipping today. Booking, billing, credit, tournament brackets, and turf-level cashbook are the public-beta build's core.