Guulf pricing, published openly
By Brandon Anhorn, founder · Updated July 15, 2026 · Prices in CAD
Most golf software makes you book a call to hear a number. Here is ours, in full, because the model only works if you can check it.
For golfers: $0, forever
The GPS rangefinder, scorecard, AI caddie, and direct tee-time booking are free — no booking fees, no subscription, no ads. That isn't a trial; it's the architecture. The golfer app is each course's own branded channel, so the course is the customer and the golfer never pays a toll.
For courses: a small base + a share of what we prove we found
| Piece | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Base — standard market | $100 / month | Billed all 12 months, off-season included |
| Base — large market | $200 / month | Larger metro markets; same platform, nothing feature-gated |
| Found-money share | 3% → 6.5% → 10% | Marginal brackets: 3% of the first $1,000 found each month, 6.5% to $5,000, 10% above — 10% is a hard cap |
| Payment processing markup | $0 | Your money settles to your account; we never touch it |
| Booking commissions / barter | None | Your ordinary bookings are yours — never commissioned, never counted |
Find a course nothing in a month? The bill is the base alone. When the software stops making a course money, it should stop getting paid — that alignment is the product.
Frequently asked
Is there a contract lock-in? No exit fees, and your data — full member roster, every booking, your tee sheet — exports in one tap, in formats anything can open. Leave whenever; take everything.
Are features gated by tier? No. The base price varies by market size only. A municipal nine-holer gets the same engine as a destination club.
Who's behind this? One AI engineer from Medicine Hat, Alberta, and the honest print: Guulf is an early product and you'd be among the first courses. The founding courses don't inherit this platform — they shape it.