Fill your courts. Keep your members.

Clubs are a large part of who uses it. Your club gets a public page in the worldwide directory, you can run americanos, mexicanos and tournaments on any night that would otherwise be quiet, and recurring leagues, seasons and ratings give members a reason to keep re-booking. Everything runs from one account, however many events you have going at once.

Yes, with the Pro Club plan. It gives you a secure REST API and your own API key, so your booking or member system can sync players under your own customer IDs and enter them into tournaments programmatically, with per-endpoint usage analytics in your dashboard.

No. Only the host needs the app to create and run an event. Everyone else can still play, and we do recommend they install it — scoring is far quicker when each pair enters the result of the match they just finished and can follow the standings on their own phone.

Americano and Mexicano with their mix variants, King of the Court, Beat the Box, Round Robin, Ladder, Club Clash, Knockout, World Cup, multi-stage leagues and single matches. Every format handles its own draws, rounds and scoring, and we keep adding new ones — the formats page explains how each one plays.

The players do, from their own phones. Each pair confirms the result of the match they just played, and points, standings and ratings update live on every device in the club. The host can correct any result that was entered wrong.

Yes. Every tournament has a big-screen view made for the TV next to the courts: the round being played, who is on which court, and the live standings, refreshed as results come in. Open it in any browser at the venue and leave it running.

A league turns one-off events into an ongoing competition. Add your members, play your matches or connect existing tournaments to the league, and the table updates as results come in. With divisions and seasons, a group of friends, a workplace or a club can keep the same competition running all year.

Yes. A company subscription puts the plan in your business's name rather than on someone's personal card: pay by card or by invoice, add your organisation and VAT numbers, and every receipt carries the company's details. You can charge entry fees for your events and have the money paid out to the club's account.

Playing is free: joining events, entering scores, following live results and building a rating cost nothing. Creating and running tournaments needs a plan — Pro Plus for players and casual organizers, Pro Manager for clubs and organizers who also need payments and league tools — and both start with a free trial: 3 days for Pro Plus, 7 days for. If you only run the occasional event, a one-off Quick Game unlocks the Pro tournament features for 6 hours.

The organizer sets an entry fee when creating the tournament, and players pay in the app before they join. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, the money lands in the organizer's Padel Fast Wallet, and payouts go from there to their bank account. If you have paid and still can't join, contact your organizer.