Padel · by city

Padel club analytics, city by city

Padel is booming — but are you keeping up? CourtPulse gives padel venue managers the analytics they need to maximise court utilisation, grow revenue, and retain players.

17 cities

Spain
Madrid
With so many courts competing for the same players, the clubs that win in Madrid are the ones that know exactly which hours and courts earn — and which players have quietly stopped coming.
Spain
Barcelona
For Barcelona padel clubs, separating repeat local players from one-off visitors is the difference between a healthy community and a busy-looking calendar that churns underneath.
Spain
Valencia
In a market as competitive as Valencia, knowing your true occupancy by hour — not just whether the evening looks full — is what lets you price off-peak slots with confidence.
Spain
Seville
Seville padel clubs get the most out of hour-by-hour heatmaps by season: the slots worth discounting in July are not the ones worth discounting in November.
Spain
Málaga
Málaga padel clubs benefit from separating seasonal visitors from year-round regulars, so a quiet month is read correctly rather than as a warning sign.
Italy
Rome
For Rome padel clubs that grew quickly, the next question is retention: which new players became regulars, and which booked a few times and drifted away.
Italy
Milan
Milan padel venues often juggle open play, lessons and corporate bookings; seeing revenue by booking type shows which mix actually earns the most per hour.
United Kingdom
London
With London rents, revenue per available court-hour is the number that matters — CourtPulse shows it by court and by hour so you can see where the money leaks.
United Kingdom
Manchester
For Manchester padel clubs, retention cohorts show whether the wave of new players is sticking — and which months bring the most lapsed regulars.
Sweden
Stockholm
Stockholm padel operators who lived through the market's consolidation know that a full Tuesday evening hides an empty Tuesday morning — hourly occupancy makes both visible.
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Amsterdam clubs that added padel to a tennis club can use revenue per court-hour to see how the new courts compare with the old ones.
Portugal
Lisbon
Lisbon padel clubs serving visitors as well as locals get more from retention data that separates one-off bookings from players who come back.
France
Paris
With scarce space around Paris, padel clubs need revenue per court-hour by court and time slot to decide where pricing — not more courts — can grow revenue.
Belgium
Brussels
Brussels padel clubs with a mobile, international player base benefit from churn tracking that flags regulars before they drift to another venue.
Germany
Munich
In a newer market like Munich, padel venues gain most from seeing which first-time players come back — retention is what turns curiosity into a sustainable club.
Mexico
Mexico City
For Mexico City padel clubs, hourly occupancy in the local time zone shows which slots survive rush-hour traffic and which need a price incentive.
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
With premium build costs, Dubai padel venues need revenue per court-hour by season — indoor and outdoor courts earn very differently in July and in January.

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