For parents. For more time on court.
The easiest way to book volleyball lessons.
Find a lesson. Or bring a group together.
Whether your player is just starting or wants extra reps, find a place to begin. Explore coaches and clubs, or gather a few friends and work out a lesson together.
Free to explore and organize. Coaches set their lesson prices.
A clearer place to start
Less searching.
More possibilities.
Start with your city. Explore volleyball clubs and published coaches, open a club’s lesson calendar, or find who to contact about your player’s first lesson.
Online calendars are available at participating clubs. Other listings help you contact the club directly.
One place to find, request, and confirm a lesson.
INTERACTIVE DEMO · SAMPLE CLUB
Give it a try.
Pick a coach. Find a time. See how simple it feels.Sample club only. No real lesson is booked.
October 2026
Oak Valley Sports Center · America/New_York
Sample lesson times
Preview only · These are not confirmed coach hours. No request will be sent.
12 times available on this day
Tap a time to preview.
Thursday, Oct 1
Open court times
Thu, Oct 1, 2026
All club times · Choose a coach to highlight a match
Sample availability. Lessons are subject to coach approval.
Find your starting point.
Explore clubs and coaches, or start a group with friends—even before you have a coach or time.
Work out the details.
Talk with a coach about your player’s goals, a time, and the price. Group families can respond to one clear coach proposal.
Get on court.
Review the final details and sign up when the coach and court are confirmed. Keep the conversation with the lesson.
I’m new to volleyball lessons. Where do I start?
Search your city to explore clubs and their published coaches. Check a participating club’s lesson calendar, or contact a listed club directly. Tell the coach your player’s age, experience, and what they want to work on so you can discuss a good fit.
Can I organize a group before finding a coach?
Yes. Start a free group and share it with other families. You can gather interest before choosing a coach or time, then invite a coach to discuss the details and share a proposal. Everyone reviews the final lesson and signs up separately.
What does it cost for parents?
Exploring clubs, organizing a group, and messaging your invited coach are free. Coaches set lesson prices. You’ll review the price and payment arrangements before signing up; expressing interest does not commit you to pay.
Can we add the calendar to our own website?
Yes. Enable your website calendar in the club dashboard, choose lesson booking or a public schedule, and copy the embed code into an HTML block on your website. Families browse times and coaches on your site, then open a secure new tab to sign in and request a lesson. Public schedules can show all courts, one court, or public events only. Parent details and internal notes stay private.
Do we need to move our whole club?
No. Keep your website, team registration, and membership systems. Start with lesson scheduling: add your courts, coaches, and the activities that use court time, then share one link with families.
Does a request automatically book a coach?
No. Families request a coach and time, and the coach confirms whether it works. An open court time isn’t a promise that every coach is available.
How does the free pilot work?
Try BumpSetBook with your club for 30 days. Danny can help you get set up. If you choose to continue, it’s $49 per month per club. We confirm your plan before billing; there’s no automatic charge.
For coaches and club directors
Help families find their way to your coaches.
Make lessons easier to find and book. Add a booking link or calendar to your existing club website.
$49 per month per club
Start your free pilotTry it free for 30 days. We confirm with you before billing.