Long-term lease

Pay from $750 a month instead of $52,000.

The complete court kit, financed with nothing to pay at signing. Groundwork is quoted separately and paid at the start.

Players on a blue padel court with glass walls, seen through the black frame of the next court
From $750
Per court, per month
Panoramic model
$0
Down on the court
The complete kit, financed
2
Models in the range
Panoramic, Full Panoramic
48–72 h
In-principle answer
Final approval after the site survey
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 usFrom$750/moon a long-term lease, maintenance included

Estimate. Your quote depends on the site and on financing approval.

How the financing works

Four steps. You can have an in-principle answer before the site survey has even started.

  1. 01
    Day 1

    You tell us the project

    Court count, model, city. We come back with a two-line quote: the court rent and the groundwork.

  2. 02
    Days 2 to 3

    You put the file together

    Your last two or three sets of accounts, a recent bank statement, ID for the director. Nothing else.

  3. 03
    Days 3 to 5

    In-principle answer

    An answer usually comes back within 48 to 72 hours. Final approval follows the site survey.

  4. 04
    Week 2

    Signature and start

    The contract is signed, the works are scheduled, and the first payment leaves when the court is commissioned.

Your questions

The questions that come up before the first call

Not the question you had?

Tell us how many courts and where. You get a quote back, not a brochure.

01How much does it cost to lease a padel court?

Rents start at $750 per court per month on a long-term lease, depending on the model. Site works (slab, excavation, drainage, power, installation) are quoted separately and paid at the start.

02How long from first call to opening?

Around three months. A week for the site survey, six to seven weeks of groundwork, two to three weeks of installation, then handover. A multi-court project does not take much longer: it is the same mobilisation.

03What is not included in the rent?

The groundwork. Excavation, slab, drainage, electrical supply, permits. We price them line by line before anyone starts, and you pay when the work is done. Everything else is in the rent: structure, glass, turf, net, lighting, shipping, installation.

04What paperwork do you need?

Your last two or three sets of accounts, a recent bank statement, and ID for the director. An in-principle answer usually comes back within 48 to 72 hours; final approval follows the site survey.

05Can we add courts later?

Yes, and it is the most common case. Each phase has its own contract, so adding two courts in two years does not reopen the first one. Multi-court projects also cost less per court: survey, mobilisation and permits are shared.

06Our courts are already built. Is it too late?

No. If your courts are recent and come from a recognised manufacturer, we can buy them and lease them back to you: the cash you spent comes back, and you keep playing on the same courts. We check their condition and who installed them first. For a new club, the paperwork is simpler: your business plan, the lease of the site and any quotes you already have.

The quote, in plain terms

What the rent covers, and what it does not.

Instead of paying cashfrom$750per 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.

Multi-site operators

One agreement, your whole roll-out

One negotiation covers every site on your plan. Adding a court a year later is an amendment, not a new project.

  1. Master agreement

    One negotiation, all your sites. Courts are added by simple amendment.

  2. Coordinated roll-out

    Installations synced to your opening calendar, and run in parallel where the schedule needs it.

  3. One counterpart

    Leases, maintenance and renewals: one dedicated contact for the whole fleet.

  4. Reserved pipeline

    Manufacturing capacity held for you before your property leases are even signed.

Your move
  • A free site study across your whole pipeline.
  • A letter of intent locks capacity and pricing for the roll-out.

Proof50+ clubs equipped since 2017, including Club Med & Accor.

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 Palace)Pierre & 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.

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, with court rent and groundwork shown separately, usually within one business day.