Yes — and we strongly encourage it!

Leaving a review helps other renters know what to expect and gives the host valuable feedback to improve their setup.

Here’s how to leave a review:

1. After your session, check your email for a review link
2. Rate your experience and write a quick comment (1–2 sentences is perfect)
3. Mention anything that stood out — like lighting, machines, cleanliness, or the host’s communication

Reviews are key to building trust and helping the CageList community grow stronger with every session.

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Getting featured on CageList’s website or social media is a great way to get exposure, build credibility, and attract more bookings.

Here’s how to get noticed:

• Post high-quality photos or videos of your cage, setup, or training sessions
• Tag @cagelist and use the hashtag #AlwaysHitting
• Share a quick story — how your cage came to life, who’s using it, or what impact it’s made

We regularly feature hosts, renters, and builders who inspire the community — so keep sharing and stay active!

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#AlwaysHitting is the official CageList hashtag — and a mindset shared by players, coaches, and families who live for reps, progress, and year-round hustle.

Here’s how to use it:

• Add #AlwaysHitting to your social posts when training or hitting in a cage
• Tag @cagelist to get featured on our social media or website
• Show off your cage setup, cage rentals, or team training days

Whether you’re a host, renter, or just love the grind — #AlwaysHitting is a badge of honor for anyone building better ballplayers.

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Absolutely — CageList loves working with teams, travel programs, academies, and instructors who want to unlock more training options and revenue potential.

Here’s how a partnership can work:

• List multiple cages at your facility for hourly rental
• Use CageList for off-season or unused cage time
• Get featured on our platform and in local marketing
• Earn rental income while increasing visibility in your area

Want to explore a custom partnership? Email us and we’ll set up a time to talk!

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Yes — we welcome all support from players, parents, coaches, and organizations who want to grow the CageList community in their town or region.

Ways you can promote CageList locally:

• Share flyers or digital graphics at your field or facility
• Post about CageList in team chats, Facebook groups, or sports communities
• Tell other coaches, instructors, or cage owners about the platform
• Partner with a local league, training program, or event to spread awareness

If you’re serious about becoming a local ambassador, reach out to our team. We’d love to collaborate and support your efforts!

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Not yet — but we’re working on it!

Right now, CageList doesn’t have a formal referral tracking system in place, so there’s no automatic credit or payout. That said, we love when people spread the word and help us grow the community.

In the near future, we’ll be launching:

• Personalized referral links
• Account credits or bonus rewards
• Leaderboards and incentives for top referrers

For now, keep sharing CageList and stay tuned. You’ll be the first to know when our referral program officially launches!

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Absolutely! If you know someone with a great private cage — a friend, coach, school, or facility — you can send them to CageList to list their setup.

Here’s how to make the introduction:

• Share the link: https://cagelist.com/p/how-listing-works
• Text it to the owner with a quick note like: “You should list your cage here — it’s free and you can earn extra by renting it out.”
• Mention CageList at practices, scrimmages, or lessons — many owners have never heard of us!

Even if it’s not your cage, helping a great setup get listed helps the entire baseball and softball community in your area.

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CageList thrives when hosts, renters, and players share it with their local baseball and softball circles. You don’t need to be an influencer — just a fan of the game who wants to help more people train and connect.

Here’s how you can help:

• Share your cage link on social or in team chats
• Tell friends and coaches about CageList during games or practices
• Post photos or reels of your cage with the hashtag #AlwaysHitting
• Leave a review after renting a cage or hosting your first session

Together, we can build a national (and eventually global) network of local hitting cages — available anytime, anywhere.

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Yes! Sharing your CageList listing is one of the best ways to get more visibility and drive bookings.

Where to share:

• Instagram: Post photos or videos of your cage and include your CageList link in your bio or stories
• Facebook: Share in local sports groups, with your team, or on your personal page
• Group chats: Send your link directly to parents, coaches, or teammates
• Neighborhood platforms: Post on Nextdoor, Craigslist, or community forums

Tip: Highlight unique features like turf, lighting, or machines — and let people know your cage is bookable by the hour!

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Absolutely! CageList is powered by our community — the more people who join, the more training opportunities and local cages become available.

Here are a few easy ways to invite others:

• Share your listing link or CageList.com with teams, coaches, and families
• Text the link to parents or players in your group chats
• Post on local Facebook groups or community boards
• Tag @cagelist on social media with your setup and use the hashtag #AlwaysHitting

The more we spread the word, the more valuable CageList becomes for everyone in the baseball and softball community.

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