Client-owned
You fund and own the facility. You keep operational control and the revenue it generates. Choose the level of service you need: court supply, supply and install, or complete construction including groundworks.
Discuss this routeOwnership & partnerships
Who owns it is a separate question from what we build.
Service packages describe our scope — supply, install or complete construction. Ownership describes who funds, owns and runs the facility. Here's how the options differ.
Fully funded venue partnership
On suitable sites, Padel Court Co. can fund, build and operate the courts. The venue contributes agreed land and access. The proposed benefit to the venue can be a revenue share or a fixed rent, with protected school, member or guest use where agreed. Every partnership is subject to feasibility, investment approval and a formal agreement — not every site will be suitable.
Discuss this routeShared investment / shared ownership
Both parties contribute to the project. Ownership, operating roles, costs and the income split are agreed in advance and tailored to the site.
Discuss this routeSchool & community shared use
Agreed, supervised school hours, with public bookings in evenings, weekends and holidays. Safeguarding, controlled access, parking, facilities, utilities, maintenance and responsibilities are agreed before opening. This is an access arrangement that can sit alongside a funded or client-owned model — not a separate ownership type.
Discuss this routeFor venues
What padel can bring to your venue.
Padel is social, quick to learn and usually played in fours. That makes it a natural draw for new visitors — and a reason for existing ones to come more often and stay longer.
A new income stream
Court bookings, coaching, leagues and events — or a revenue share or fixed rent under a partnership.
More footfall
New players arriving in groups, at times your venue may otherwise be quiet.
Spend on site
Visitors who use your bar, café, pro shop, changing rooms or accommodation.
New members and guests
A modern offer that helps attract and keep members, guests and families.
Benefits depend on location, demand and how the courts are run. We look at these with you during feasibility; we don't promise figures.
Compare
Which route fits your site?
A simplified overview. Specific terms are only set out once a site has been assessed.
| Question | A. Client-owned | B. Fully funded venue partnership | C. Shared investment / shared ownership | D. School & community shared use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who funds | You | Padel Court Co., subject to approval | Shared, as agreed | Follows the chosen model |
| Who owns | You | As set out in the agreement | As agreed in advance | Follows the chosen model |
| Who operates | You | Padel Court Co. | As agreed | As agreed, with supervised school hours |
| Venue benefit | Full revenue and control | Revenue share or fixed rent | Agreed income split | Community access and school use |
| Best suited to | Owners wanting full control | Sites with demand, space and access | Partners wanting a stake | Schools and community sites |
Assessment
What we look at.
Whether a partnership works depends on the site. These are the questions we work through first.
Location & demand
Who will play, and where they'll come from.
Usable space
Room for courts, run-off, paths and surrounds.
Ground & structure
Ground conditions, levels, or an existing building's suitability.
Planning & neighbours
Likely considerations around lighting, noise and setting.
Access & parking
Construction access now, and visitor access later.
Utility infrastructure
Power for lighting and access systems, and drainage routes.
Operating hours
When the courts can realistically be used and booked.
Tell us about your site.
Share the location, what you have in mind and any constraints you already know about. We'll come back with sensible next steps.
Discuss your project