Best padel club booking software (2026).
We compared 7 padel club platforms on price, an app with your club's name, padel tools and the sports covered, from each vendor's own pages read October 31 and November 1, 2026. Our pick for a padel club that wants its own app is MeetScarlet: players book courts, split the cost and join open matches in your club's own app, $349 a month plus $999 setup on monthly billing, set up by our team under your own Apple and Google accounts. We make MeetScarlet.
Two kinds of padel software
Some padel software is a player marketplace: your courts sit in an app with many other clubs, where players who don't know you yet can find you. Other software gives your club its own app, with your name and icon, where only your courts appear. Many clubs want a mix: the marketplace for reach, their own app for regulars. This guide notes which kind each option is, so you can pick on purpose.
How we compared these tools
We read each vendor's own pricing, product and help pages on October 31, 2026 and checked four things:
- Whether the software's price is published, and in what unit
- Whether players get an app with the club's own name, and on which plan
- Which padel tools are named: open matches, split payments, Americano and other formats
- Which sports and kinds of club the vendor builds for
We did not install or test the rival apps, and we did not use third-party prices. MeetScarlet's facts come from our own pricing and product pages. We left out Padel Mates, a player app whose club pages we could not read, Kourts, whose website did not load, and Playbypoint, whose pages refused automated reading on November 1, 2026. Book & Go and SliceWin were added on November 1, 2026, from their own pages read that day. MeetScarlet is listed first as our pick (we make it); the others follow alphabetically.
The padel booking platforms compared
MeetScarlet: our pick for clubs whose players already know them and want an app with the club's name at a published price
MeetScarlet is a white-label booking app from the team writing this guide, and our pick for a club that wants its own app at a price it can see before a call. Your players install an app with your club's name and icon, book a court by the slot at standard or peak prices, split a court booking between them, join open matches at their level and follow your Americano draw and table. Our team sets it up and publishes it to your own Apple and Google store accounts, so your club is the publisher. See MeetScarlet for padel clubs and how court booking works.
Price: $349 a month, or $499 on MeetScarlet Pro (20 staff logins, text reminders for appointments, coming soon); $999 setup fee on monthly billing, waived on yearly. App with your club's name: Included in every plan, under your own Apple and Google developer accounts ($99 a year to Apple, $25 once to Google). Padel tools: Slots with peak prices, a court split between players, open matches by level, and Americano with scores entered by your staff. MeetScarlet's pricing
- No marketplace: your app shows only your club, and new players come through your own marketing.
- No leagues, ladders or brackets beyond Americano.
Book & Go: best for clubs that want their own app and a long list of club features, priced by quote
Book & Go builds white-label booking apps for padel, pickleball, tennis and multi-sport clubs, and says more than 100 white-label apps are live. Its pricing page lists memberships, class packs, wallet credit, vouchers and loyalty points, a point of sale and 19 gateways, and its padel page says clubs can run americanas, round robins and elimination brackets. See our Book & Go comparison.
Price: A custom quote per club; its pricing page says a one-time setup fee applies. App with your club's name: Yes: published under your club's name and developer account, per its pricing and white-label pages. Padel tools: Open matches, tournaments with americanas, round robins and brackets, rankings, peak and off-peak pricing, and a coach app. Book & Go's page; see also MeetScarlet vs Book & Go
- No published price: its pricing page promises a written quote within 24 hours.
- Its pages give two launch times, about 4 weeks (pricing) and under 2 weeks (white-label), so ask which applies to you.
ClubSpark: best for tennis and multi-sport clubs that also run padel courts
ClubSpark is club management and booking software for racquet sports, built for clubs, coaches and national associations. Its homepage names tennis, padel and pickleball clubs. A support-site article from a September 2026 new-features webinar describes a new branded app as a premium feature with a cost to venues; we could not confirm it on ClubSpark's own product pages, so ask before you count on it.
Price: No published price on the pages we read; it offers a demo. App with your club's name: Its UK support site says a branded app is a premium feature at a cost to venues, in beta and live for some venues; not on its product pages yet. Padel tools: Round-robin, knockout and matchplay competitions; Americano and open matches are not named on its features page. ClubSpark's page; see also MeetScarlet vs ClubSpark
- Padel is one sport among many; its features page does not list open matches or Americano.
- We found no published price for the software or the branded app.
CourtReserve: best for clubs with tennis or pickleball as well as padel that want a published price
CourtReserve is court booking software that says it runs 2,300+ tennis, pickleball and padel facilities. It is one of three here that publish a software price, set by number of courts. Its pricing and branded-app pages put a branded mobile app on Momentum and Enterprise; its pages differ on whether it costs extra, so confirm with CourtReserve. Its branded-app page says the app goes into the Apple and Google stores and is requested through a call.
Price: $199, $369 or $549 a month (Launch, Advance, Momentum; $159, $329 or $499 billed yearly) for 8, 16 or 32 courts. App with your club's name: Its pricing page lists a branded mobile app; its branded-app and padel pages name different plans and costs, so confirm. Padel tools: A player match-maker and events with registration and waitlists; its padel page does not list Americano. CourtReserve's page; see also MeetScarlet vs CourtReserve
- Its pricing page lists a one-time $499 setup fee for the app and its padel page says no extra cost, so confirm with CourtReserve.
- Split payments between players and Americano are not named on its padel, features or pricing pages (read in full November 1, 2026).
MATCHi: best for clubs that run Americano or Mexicano nights and want a player app that also matches players by level
MATCHi is booking software for racket sports venues, with a player app across venues where players are matched with others at the same level. Its Padelboard add-on has the widest list of Americano-style formats we found, at a published price, and clubs can sell memberships online. Its site comes in nine languages. The venue pages we read describe the MATCHi player app, not an app with the club's own name.
Price: No booking software price on the pages we read; the Padelboard add-on is 5 € per court a month plus 1 € per player per tournament. App with your club's name: None found on the pages we read; its venue page shows the MATCHi player app. Padel tools: Padelboard runs Americano, Team Americano, Mexicano, Team Mexicano and Beat the box; players matched at the same level. MATCHi's page; see also MeetScarlet vs MATCHi
- No app with your club's name on the pages we read.
- We found no published price for the booking software, and tournament tools are a separate charge.
Playtomic: best for clubs that want players they don't know yet to find their courts
Playtomic runs clubs on Playtomic Manager and lists their courts in its player app. Its Manager page shows 6,700+ clubs in 63+ countries, and says users can join matches on their own and clubs can create leagues, tournaments and classes in a few clicks. That reach is its strength: new players find your club inside the app.
Price: Four plans (Standard, Professional, Champion, Master) with no prices shown; each leads to a request form. App with your club's name: None found on its pricing or Manager pages; clubs appear in the Playtomic player app. Padel tools: Open matches players join on their own, with split court fees in its player app; its pricing page lists leagues and customer memberships on Champion and Master, the top two of four plans. Playtomic's page; see also MeetScarlet vs Playtomic
- Its pricing page lists customer memberships and leagues only on Champion and Master.
- No prices are shown, and no app with your club's own name is offered on its pricing page.
SliceWin: best for clubs and associations that run leagues and tournaments and want a low, published monthly price
SliceWin is club management for padel, tennis, pickleball, squash and badminton clubs, private or non-profit. It publishes two flat monthly prices, says it can be set up in a few hours at no cost, and has no commitment. Its tools lean toward competition: leagues with standings and fixtures, tournament formats including Americano and Mexicano, and player rankings.
Price: 99 € a month for private clubs, 50 € for associations and public organizations. App with your club's name: None found on its homepage or docs; players book in SliceWin's app or online without it. Padel tools: Open matches, leagues with standings, tournaments in Americano, Mexicano, round-robin and knockout formats, and player rankings. SliceWin's page; see also MeetScarlet vs SliceWin
- We found no app with your club's own name on its homepage or documentation.
- Split payments between players are not named on the pages we read.
Side by side
| Platform | Price | App with your club's name | Padel tools | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MeetScarlet (we make it) | $349 a month, or $499 on MeetScarlet Pro (20 staff logins, text reminders for appointments, coming soon); $999 setup fee on monthly billing, waived on yearly | Included in every plan, under your own Apple and Google developer accounts ($99 a year to Apple, $25 once to Google) | Slots with peak prices, a court split between players, open matches by level, and Americano with scores entered by your staff | Our pick for clubs whose players already know them and want an app with the club's name at a published price |
| Book & Go | A custom quote per club; its pricing page says a one-time setup fee applies | Yes: published under your club's name and developer account, per its pricing and white-label pages | Open matches, tournaments with americanas, round robins and brackets, rankings, peak and off-peak pricing, and a coach app | Clubs that want their own app and a long list of club features, priced by quote |
| ClubSpark | No published price on the pages we read; it offers a demo | Its UK support site says a branded app is a premium feature at a cost to venues, in beta and live for some venues; not on its product pages yet | Round-robin, knockout and matchplay competitions; Americano and open matches are not named on its features page | Tennis and multi-sport clubs that also run padel courts |
| CourtReserve | $199, $369 or $549 a month (Launch, Advance, Momentum; $159, $329 or $499 billed yearly) for 8, 16 or 32 courts | Its pricing page lists a branded mobile app; its branded-app and padel pages name different plans and costs, so confirm | A player match-maker and events with registration and waitlists; its padel page does not list Americano | Clubs with tennis or pickleball as well as padel that want a published price |
| MATCHi | No booking software price on the pages we read; the Padelboard add-on is 5 € per court a month plus 1 € per player per tournament | None found on the pages we read; its venue page shows the MATCHi player app | Padelboard runs Americano, Team Americano, Mexicano, Team Mexicano and Beat the box; players matched at the same level | Clubs that run Americano or Mexicano nights and want a player app that also matches players by level |
| Playtomic | Four plans (Standard, Professional, Champion, Master) with no prices shown; each leads to a request form | None found on its pricing or Manager pages; clubs appear in the Playtomic player app | Open matches players join on their own, with split court fees in its player app; its pricing page lists leagues and customer memberships on Champion and Master, the top two of four plans | Clubs that want players they don't know yet to find their courts |
| SliceWin | 99 € a month for private clubs, 50 € for associations and public organizations | None found on its homepage or docs; players book in SliceWin's app or online without it | Open matches, leagues with standings, tournaments in Americano, Mexicano, round-robin and knockout formats, and player rankings | Clubs and associations that run leagues and tournaments and want a low, published monthly price |
From each vendor's own pages, read October 31 and November 1, 2026. Prices and plans change; check the vendor's page before you decide.
Which one fits your club
| If your club | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Already has a community and wants its own app | MeetScarlet, Book & Go | Your club's name on the icon: at a published price, set up by our team (MeetScarlet), or by quote with a long feature list (Book & Go) |
| Wants players to split the court cost | MeetScarlet, Playtomic | Players split a court booking in your club's own app (MeetScarlet), or split court fees in Playtomic's player app |
| Wants to know the price before a call | MeetScarlet, CourtReserve, SliceWin | The three here whose software price we found published |
| Needs new players to find it | Playtomic, MATCHi | Your courts appear in a player app used across many clubs; Playtomic shows 6,700+ clubs in 63+ countries |
| Runs Americano and Mexicano nights every week | MATCHi, SliceWin | Padelboard runs five padel formats at a published add-on price; SliceWin's docs list Americano and Mexicano |
| Also has tennis or pickleball courts | CourtReserve, ClubSpark | Built for several racquet sports, each with a branded app option |
| Runs leagues and tournaments every week | SliceWin, Book & Go | Leagues with standings and several tournament formats (SliceWin); americanas, round robins and brackets (Book & Go) |
Want to see your club's own app? Type your club's name on the homepage or see MeetScarlet for padel clubs.
Questions
Straight answers. Anything else, ask us on a demo.
What is the best booking software for a padel club? #
For a club whose players already know it, our pick is MeetScarlet: an app with your club's name at a published price, $349 a month ($999 setup on monthly billing, free on yearly), with courts by the slot, split payments, open matches by level and Americano. For reach, Playtomic or MATCHi list your courts in a shared player app; for other racquet sports, CourtReserve or SliceWin; Book & Go builds a club app by quote. We make MeetScarlet.
Can my padel club have its own app instead of Playtomic? #
Yes. MeetScarlet includes one in every plan at a published price, Book & Go builds one for each club by quote, CourtReserve offers a branded app on its Momentum and Enterprise plans, and a ClubSpark support article describes one as a paid premium feature (unconfirmed on its product pages). Many clubs keep a marketplace listing for new players and use their own app for regulars.
Which padel software lets players split the court cost? #
MeetScarlet lets players split a court booking between them in your club's own app, and Playtomic's player app lets players split court fees. We did not find split payments stated on the Book & Go, ClubSpark, CourtReserve, MATCHi or SliceWin pages we read.
Which padel software runs Americano? #
MATCHi's Padelboard add-on names Americano, Team Americano, Mexicano, Team Mexicano and Beat the box. SliceWin's docs list Americano and Mexicano, and Book & Go's padel page says clubs can run americanas. MeetScarlet runs Americano, with your staff entering scores. Playtomic's padel-courts page describes Americanas and Mexicanas as social formats, but its Manager page names leagues, tournaments and classes rather than an Americano tool. ClubSpark's features page names round-robin, knockout and matchplay competitions. We did not find Americano on the CourtReserve pages we read on November 1, 2026.
Is this guide independent? #
No. We make MeetScarlet and list it first as our pick of the seven padel platforms here. Every rival fact comes from that vendor's own pages or app-store listing, and every option, MeetScarlet included, lists its limits.
Keep reading
- Padel and court clubsYour padel club's own booking app: court booking by the slot, split payments, open matches by level and Americano events. Published under your name.
- Court booking and split paymentsCourt booking in your club's own app: slots with peak prices, members-only courts, split payments by link, and open padel matches. From $349 a month.
- MeetScarlet vs PlaytomicMeetScarlet gives your padel club its own app at a published $349 a month, with no other clubs inside. Playtomic lists your courts in its shared player app.