TeeScout reads 41 New York tee sheets and tells you when somebody gives a time back. Paying changes how many searches you can keep running and how you hear about them. It does not change when.
1 watch running at once. Email alerts, as many as come up.
Sent the same second as everybody else's. There is no queue for paying customers. Alerts go out in order of score and age, and the account behind one is not something they are sorted on.
No text alerts.
5 watches running at once, so one search does not have to stand in for four. Email alerts, as many as come up.
Sent the same second as everybody else's. The same sentence as the free tier, on purpose. Paying buys you no head start, because a free tier made deliberately slower is just a worse product with a price list attached.
Text alerts are not switched on yet. The carrier registration our number needs has not cleared, and a real send came back undelivered, so we will not sell you a text we cannot post. Pro today is the 5 watches. When texts do work they are 8 a day, at no extra cost, and that ceiling counts every alert in 24 hours on any channel rather than texts alone.
It never books. Both tiers end at the message. You tap the link and book it on the course's own page — we hold nothing, queue nothing and have no login at any course. We only see what a course puts on its own public page, so a time can go in the seconds between our last read and your tap, and weekend mornings mostly do not come back at all.