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DinkPro vs. PB Queue

Both DinkPro and PB Queue run pickleball open-play court rotation and matchmaking with no login required. The biggest differences are platform and how much is behind a paywall.

Side by side

FeatureDinkProPB Queue
PlatformAny web browser (phone, tablet, desktop) - install nothingiOS, macOS (M1+), and visionOS only - no Android, no web
PriceFree forever, every featureFree tier capped at 2 courts / 16 players; Pro is a one-time $9.99 purchase for 10 courts and unlimited players
Login requiredNeverNever
Court limitUp to 12 courts, free tier2 courts free, 10 courts with the paid Pro unlock
Player limitNo cap16 players free, unlimited with Pro
QR self check-inIncluded, freeNot offered
DUPR exportIncluded, free, one-tapNot offered (CSV export is Pro-only)
Live spectator viewReal-time broadcast to any player's phoneNot offered
Offline supportFully offline-firstFully offline (data stays on-device)

Where they're similar

Neither app asks for a login or an account, and both keep data on the device rather than forcing a cloud sync. Both handle skill-balanced matchmaking and a winners/losers ladder mode.

Where DinkPro is different

PB Queue is an Apple-only app - if any player or organizer is on Android, or you want to run a session from a shared browser tab, it isn't an option. DinkPro runs in any browser on any device with nothing to install. PB Queue's free tier is also real-small: 2 courts and 16 players, with a one-time purchase needed to reach 10 courts. DinkPro gives every court up to 12, QR self check-in, DUPR export, and a live spectator feed free, with no purchase at any point.

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Feature and pricing details for PB Queue are sourced from its own App Store listing as of 2026 and may have changed since - check the App Store directly for current details. PB Queue is a trademark of its respective owner; this page is an independent comparison, not affiliated with or endorsed by PB Queue.