The data behind padel in the United States.
We read what padel clubs actually charge and how full they actually run, every day, from the booking platforms they sell through. Then we put it on one map beside the places that have no padel yet and the buildings big enough to hold some.
One map, every layer
The same question at every grain: where the padel is, where the people are, where neither has met yet, which clubs are already on paper in Britain, and which halls would take a court.
Free: the club, its courts, indoor or out. Paid: what it charges at peak and how full it runs.
- Venues
- 558
- Courts
- 2,671
- Median occupancy
- 28%
- Median peak court hire
- $60
- Monthly takings, measured clubs
- $4,780,759
Occupancy is the median across the 72 venues here whose booking data we can read. Takings are the month summed over the 65 clubs whose bookings we read; nothing is estimated for the rest.
Use these figures — free, under CC BY 4.0Tools
Market movements
Cities
Occupancy and court hire, city by city, are part of Research. See pricing
Market reports
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
- Club projection and Financial planner
- National market figures (CC BY 4.0)
- 1 town unlocked in full (free account)
Research
€199/mo
Monthly. Cancel anytime.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Occupancy, prices and takings, club by club
- Club projection from local data
- Compare up to 6 places, with CSV export
- Operators report: every chain
- Convertible halls in Germany
- Watchlist with daily email alerts
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.
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