Multi Score Screen FAQ

Multi Score Screen is a multi sport score screen that turns a TV a court already owns into a live, real-time scoreboard for tennis, padel, badminton, squash, table tennis, volleyball, pickleball and padbol. A player, coach or staff member updates the score from a phone, and it appears instantly on the screen for everyone on and around the court.

A traditional scoreboard is usually manual, limited to one sport, and only visible to people standing right beside it. Multi Score Screen is digital, understands the scoring rules of eight different sports, runs on a screen the court already owns, and can be followed remotely through a QR code.

Multi Score Screen natively supports tennis, padel, badminton, squash, table tennis, volleyball, pickleball and padbol, applying the correct scoring format for each sport from the same platform.

No. Multi Score Screen is built to run on the TV or display a court already owns, so there is no dedicated scoreboard hardware to buy or install.

Multi Score Screen is designed for facility managers and club owners, coaches and tournament organisers, players who want to score their own matches, and spectators who want to follow along, whether courtside or remotely.

Most venues have their first court running the same day they sign up. There is no installation appointment and no separate training session required for staff.

Multi Score Screen is designed to run on the TV or display a court already has. If a court can already show a picture, it can typically run Multi Score Screen.

Scoring is done from a phone. A player, coach or staff member taps in each point, game or set, and the display updates instantly.

Scoring keeps working through a weak connection and syncs automatically once the connection returns, so a match is never interrupted.

Yes. Point and game undo lets a mis-tap be corrected instantly, without restarting the match or losing the rest of the score.

Yes. Multi Score Screen follows full set and tiebreak tennis scoring, including points, games, sets, deuce and advantage.

Yes. Multi Score Screen supports both golden point and standard advantage scoring for padel, covering casual games as well as tournament matches.

Multi Score Screen follows the standard rally point system used in badminton, including games to 21 points, the two-point win margin, and the cap at 30 points.

Yes. Multi Score Screen supports Point-A-Rally Scoring for squash, with games normally played to 11 points and a two-point margin required from 10-10.

Yes. Multi Score Screen follows table tennis scoring to 11 points with a two-point win margin, and tracks serve rotation across a best-of-five or best-of-seven match.

Yes. Multi Score Screen supports set and match scoring for both indoor volleyball, including the 15-point deciding set, and beach volleyball formats.

Yes. Multi Score Screen supports pickleball singles and doubles, including traditional side-out scoring with games to 11 and a two-point win margin, the three-number score call in doubles, and rally scoring formats.

Yes. The Pro and Elite plans unlock all eight sports across multiple courts, so a facility can switch a court between sports without any extra setup or a separate login.

Yes. A QR code opens a live link to the match, so spectators, friends, family members or tournament organisers can follow the score from their own phone, whether or not they are courtside.

No. The QR code opens a live scoring link in a spectator's mobile browser, with no app download required.

Yes. The score display is clean enough to use as an on-screen overlay when a court is being recorded or streamed, so viewers at home can follow the score alongside the video.

Plans are licensed per facility, not per sport. Starter covers a single court running one sport, Pro covers up to five courts with all eight sports unlocked, and Elite covers up to ten courts with white-label branding and priority support.

Starter suits a single court running one sport. Pro unlocks up to five courts and all eight sports, with custom team names and colors. Elite covers up to ten courts, all eight sports, dedicated onboarding, white-label branding and priority support with an SLA.

Yes. Custom branding puts a club's colors and logo on the score display, and the Elite plan offers full white-label branding that removes Multi Score Screen branding entirely.

Yes. Tournament mode runs round-robin or knockout brackets across multiple courts from a single dashboard, so organisers do not need a separate bracket tool.

Multi Score Screen works with distributors interested in bringing multi sport scoring to clubs and facilities in their region. Visit the Become A Distributor page to submit your details and start the conversation.

Every plan includes support, with Pro offering priority support and Elite adding a dedicated onboarding team and a priority support SLA.

Choose a plan on the Pricing page and get in touch through the Contact page. Most venues have their first court running the same day they sign up.