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SliceWin or MeetScarlet: which app do your players open?

For a padel club that wants players booking in an app with the club's own name, MeetScarlet is the better pick: courts, open matches by level and Americano all happen in your own app, while SliceWin's players use the SliceWin app or book online without it. SliceWin costs less, at 99 € a month for private clubs, against MeetScarlet's $349 a month plus $999 setup on monthly billing (free on yearly). We make MeetScarlet; every SliceWin fact here comes from SliceWin's own pages.

By the MeetScarlet team · Updated

Which should you pick?

Who wrote this: the team that makes MeetScarlet. We compare from each vendor's own public pages, read on November 1, 2026, not from a hands-on test of the rival. Where a vendor does not publish something, we say so rather than guess.

Pick MeetScarlet if you want players to open an app with your club's name, not SliceWin's: they book courts at standard or peak prices, join open matches by level, play Americano and split the court between them (split payment is built but not yet run with live cards), all under your brand. Our team submits the app under your own Apple and Google accounts and sets up your courts, prices and club membership as part of setup.

SliceWin may suit you if you want a much lower monthly price, 99 € a month for private clubs, or leagues, Elo rankings and several racket sports.

Why padel clubs pick MeetScarlet over SliceWin

  • Your own app in your club's name, published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts; on the pages we read, players use the SliceWin app
  • Players see only your club in your app, with courts, open matches by level and Americano in one place
  • Our team imports your member list and sets up your courts, slot lengths, prices and club membership as part of setup

Side by side

SliceWin compared with MeetScarlet
SliceWinMeetScarlet
Price99 € a month for private clubs, 50 € for associations and public organizations; its tournament fee guide names in-app payment as a Pro feature without a price$349 a month for one location and 5 staff logins, or $499 a month on MeetScarlet Pro with 20; $999 setup on monthly billing, free on yearly
Player appThe SliceWin app; players can also book online without itYour own app, in your club's name, plus a web app, under your own Apple and Google accounts
Court bookingPricing schedules by weekday, with higher prices at prime time; court attributes players can filter byBook courts by the slot, with standard or peak prices
Open matchesPlayers create, discover and join matchesOpen matches by level, in your app
CompetitionLeagues with standings, tournaments (Americano, Mexicano, round-robin, knockout) and Elo rankingsAmericano events; no leagues or rankings
Paying for a courtBookings, lessons and tournament fees collected online, with deposits or full payment; in-app tournament fees and deposits are on ProPlayers can split a court and each pay their share (built; no live card payment run yet)
MembershipsMemberships, credits and prepaid packsClub memberships, packs and gift cards, sold in your app

From slicewin.com: its home page and its docs on the introduction, FAQ, court bookings and tournament fees, read November 1, 2026; SliceWin prices in euros, MeetScarlet in US dollars.

Where SliceWin may fit better

  • A much lower base price: 99 € a month, or 50 € for associations
  • Leagues with standings, divisions and fixtures, and Elo rankings for singles and doubles
  • Tournaments in Mexicano, round-robin and knockout formats, as well as Americano
  • Tennis, pickleball, squash and badminton as well as padel

Questions to ask on a SliceWin demo

SliceWin's public pages leave these open, so ask before you sign:

  • What does the Pro plan named in your docs cost, and what does it add?
  • Can my club have an app in the App Store under its own name?
  • Which payment providers can I use for court bookings?
  • Who owns the player list if we leave?
  • If you leave, can you export your client list, and what comes with it?

Ask us the same questions about MeetScarlet; our prices are on the homepage.

Moving to MeetScarlet

We import your member list from a spreadsheet or CSV export, then set up your courts, slot lengths, prices and club membership as part of setup. About 4 to 6 weeks for the store apps, most of it Apple's enrollment. Your web app's link is ready during setup, and members can book there as soon as you choose your MeetScarlet plan. They keep the same account when the store apps launch.

Questions

Straight answers. Anything else, ask us on a demo.

How much does SliceWin cost? #

SliceWin's home page lists 99 € a month for private clubs and 50 € a month for associations and public organizations, with no commitment and setup at no cost (read November 1, 2026).

Does SliceWin give my club its own app? #

Not on the pages we read. Players use the SliceWin app, or book online without downloading it; we found no app under the club's own name. MeetScarlet publishes an app under your club's name and your own Apple and Google accounts.

Is MeetScarlet cheaper than SliceWin? #

No. SliceWin is far cheaper: 99 € a month for private clubs, against MeetScarlet's $349 a month plus $999 setup on monthly billing (free on yearly). MeetScarlet's price includes what we did not find at SliceWin: an app under your club's own name.

Is this comparison independent? #

No. We make MeetScarlet, and we recommend it to padel clubs that want players in an app with the club's own name. Every SliceWin fact comes from SliceWin's own pages, dated, and we say where SliceWin may fit better.

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