Padel court leasing

A padel court costs $52,000. Pay $700 a month instead.

We build, finance and maintain your courts. Nothing to pay for the court at signing, groundwork quoted separately — your capital stays free for the next site.

A padel court from directly above: blue surface, white lines, rackets and balls
Galvanised steel structure10 or 12 mm tempered glassSynthetic turfNet and postsLED lightingShipping and installationPreventive and corrective maintenance

What we have already built

Group figures, from our European projects. They describe what has been delivered to date, not a promise about your site.

380+
Padel courts installed
150+
Courts financed on long-term lease
50+
Clubs and resorts equipped
2017
Building padel courts since
References

Clubs, resorts and groups that build with us

Hotel groups, open-air hospitality operators and padel clubs. The same offer behind a single court and behind a fleet spread over a dozen sites.

Waldorf Astoria Versailles — Trianon PalacePierre & VacancesBelambra Clubs & HôtelsChâteauform'SandayaCiela VillageCap7 PadelPadel HorizonNova PadelSet Club Aix-en-ProvencePlus PadelAlpilles ClubCity PadelPadel Boulevard

Also equipped Club Med · Accor, and independent clubs across Europe.

The build

From the first site visit to the first serve

See the full process

Four steps, one point of contact. Allow around three months between the site visit and opening day.

  1. 01
    Week 1

    We visit the site

    Measurements, ground, access, power. We tell you straight away whether the site works — and if it does not, we say so.

  2. 02
    Weeks 2 to 8

    We do the groundwork

    Excavation, slab, drainage, power. Every line priced before anyone starts digging.

  3. 03
    Weeks 9 to 11

    We install the court

    Structure, glass, turf, net, lighting. Four to five days per court, one crew.

  4. 04
    Week 12

    You open

    Court handed over and checked against the FIP rules. You start taking bookings.

20 × 10 m

The same footprint across the range

Playing surface to FIP rules. What changes between models is the glass, the turf and the lighting — never the dimensions.

The quote, in plain terms

What the rent covers, and what it does not.

Your padel courtfrom$700per monthLong-term lease, maintenance included. Groundwork is quoted separately, line by line.
we finance it — $0 down

The court

  • Galvanised steel structure
  • 10 or 12 mm tempered glass
  • Synthetic turf
  • Net and posts
  • LED lighting
  • Shipping and installation
  • Preventive and corrective maintenance

One contract, one point of contact, a price you know in advance.

you pay once — the installation

The groundwork

  • Excavation and levelling
  • Reinforced concrete slab
  • Drainage
  • Electrical supply
  • Permits and soil survey

Priced line by line. Paid when the work is done.

See the cost breakdown

Maintenance is in the rent, not in a separate contract

Turf care, structural checks, lighting, wear parts. Every court is kept at playing standard throughout the lease period — no service agreement to negotiate on the side, and no line that appears in year three.

Buy or lease

Same capital, two strategies

The question is not what a court costs. It is what is left afterwards for the next site.

A — Buy your courts

~$0

left for the next site

Your cash is locked in glass and turf. It comes back over years, one booking at a time, and not before.

B — Lease your courts

100%

of your capital stays free

Redeployed where it compounds: the clubhouse, food and beverage, staff, and getting the next site open.

Every dollar you raised should buy growth, not glass and turf.

The numbers

What will it cost you?

Two settings, and you have your rent.

How many courts?1
Which model?

Galvanised steel frame, 10 mm tempered glass, 12 mm monofilament turf.

Buying outright$52,000out of pocket today
Leasing from us$700/moon a long-term lease, maintenance included
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Estimate. Your quote depends on the site and on financing approval.

Reviews

They opened their courts with us

4.9/ 5

from 214 reviews

March 2026

We opened ten courts across three sites in the same year. Buying them, we would have managed two.

Marc DelaunayClub group · Florida
February 2026

Four courts installed in twelve days. The crew showed up with everything, we had nothing to manage.

Sofia MarchettiResort · Texas
January 2026

I had three suppliers quote it. The only one who told me plainly what was not in the price.

James O'NeillIndependent operator · Ontario
December 2025

Two courts, open in eleven weeks. Saturday morning slots alone cover the rent.

Elena RuizTennis club · Arizona
November 2025

Six indoor courts. Three years on, the structure has not moved and we have only just changed the turf.

Thomas BergeronClub group · Quebec
October 2025

We went from two courts to eight in eighteen months without ever touching our cash.

Nina KarlssonInvestor · California
We handle all of it

We build your padel court. You pay for it monthly.

Tell us how many courts and where. You get a full quote — court rent and groundwork, separated — usually within one business day.