1
Supply and demand
Every club within 3 mi, 6 mi and 9 mi, with its courts, and how many people live in each ring. One court for 6,000 people and one for 40,000 are different towns. Where we have road data, the same counts by drive time.
24+ business plans created
·
357+ suppliers in 36 countries
·
€3M+ in projects planned
Miami, today
Within 6 mi of the centre: 14 padel clubs with 84 courts, and 760,000 people.
That's one court for every 9,100 people.
See your own town
Clubs from our map, counted today. Residents from population grids.
For any town on the map
2
Occupancy
We read each club's booking calendar every day and count the hours it still has to sell. The national figures are free; club by club is in Research.
3
Club projection
Set your courts, your opening hours and your price per hour. You'll see what the club might take in a month, and how full it has to be to break even.
Data and method
How full a club runs is the number a padel business plan rests on, and it's usually an estimate. Ours isn't. We check what each club still has free to book, every day. If we can't read a club's calendar, we leave it out, and every average tells you how many clubs it's based on.
United States
as of 2026-10-26
- Venues
- 241
- Courts
- 895
- Median occupancy
- 28%
- Median peak court hire
- $80
- Monthly takings, measured clubs
- $4,491,769
Occupancy is the median across the 104 venues here whose booking data we can read. Takings are the month summed over the 85 clubs whose bookings we read; nothing is estimated for the rest.
Use these figures: free under CC BY 4.0Free market report
The State of Padel
How many clubs opened, which cities are crowded, and what an hour costs, market by market. The quarterly report uses the same data as the map, and anyone may read and quote it.
Get the reportFor club operators
Your booking system shows your own courts. Research shows everyone else's: how busy the clubs around you are, what they charge, and who changed their prices this week.
Free and Research
Counting is free: every club, every court, the people around them, the score. Research adds each club's own numbers.
Free
€0
- Map of every club and court
- Site check and Padelnomics Score for any town
- Financial planner
- National market figures (CC BY 4.0)
- 1 town unlocked in full (free account)
- Compare up to 6 places (free account)
Research
€199/mo
Monthly. Cancel anytime.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Occupancy, prices and takings, club by club
- Club projection from measured clubs
- Occupancy, prices and takings in comparisons, with CSV export
- Operators report: every chain
- Convertible halls in Germany
- Watchlist with daily email alerts
Supplier quotes
Describe your project once. Court builders and suppliers who work in your country, at your budget, send you quotes, and your plan goes with it. 357 of them list with us, in 36 countries.
Get quotesCommon questions
What can I see without paying?
Everything except each club's own figures, and you don't need an account for any of it.
Where does the "how busy" number come from?
From the club's own booking calendar: what it offered, and what's still free. If a club doesn't sell online, there's nothing to read, and it isn't counted.
What if my town isn't covered?
We count padel clubs in 70 countries and measure the ones listed on a booking platform we read. Where a town has few clubs we can read, the page says so, and the projection uses national figures and tells you it did.
What does it cost to open a padel club?
Mostly it depends on the building: courts in a hall you rent, a new hall, or courts outdoors. The Financial planner works it out for your town and your format, and you can change every cost line.
Can I take the plan to a bank?
Yes. The Financial planner gives you the figures a bank asks for, and the bank pack puts them in the order a lender reads them, as a link for the lender or a PDF.