Software for padel clubs with a formative school
OneClub isn't another court-booking app (that's Bookgy and friends' job). It's the other half of the problem: members, students by skill level, variable fees, internal tournaments and communication.
No commitment · Specialised in member & school management · Stripe-native
A real padel club is more than booking a court
When someone searches for padel club software, the first results on Google are court-booking apps (Bookgy, Resasports, DeporWeb…). And they're great tools for what they do: managing the hourly rental of courts, charging €30 per booking in a couple of clicks and avoiding scheduling conflicts. The problem is that a real padel club is much more than that: it has annual members, it has a formative school with kids and adults at different skill levels, it has monthly fees to collect, it has internal social tournaments, and it has a weird mix of people paying a fixed fee + people paying per session + people training twice a week + visiting players.
That part (member management, school students, communication, internal ranking, recurring charges) usually ends up in an Excel sheet built by whoever is on the board this season, a WhatsApp group with 300 people and bank transfers no one reconciles. By month-end no one knows exactly how many active students there are at each level, who has paid and who hasn't, or how many members have churned. And by end-of-season, organising an internal tournament with pairs requires three afternoons of manual work.
OneClub deliberately positions as a complement to court-booking apps, not a replacement. If what you need is to manage your courts' hourly calendar, keep using Bookgy or whatever you've got. What OneClub solves is the other half: members, formative school, recurring fees by skill level, communication with the club base, internal tournaments and member portal. They coexist without stepping on each other's toes.
Built for the padel club with a school
Six features that matter to the director of a formative padel club, not to the court-time scheduler.
Typical padel setups
Three club profiles that fit OneClub best. If your club looks like one of these, we'll save you hours every week.
How it works in a padel club
Typical flow from the moment you open an account until the school season is billing itself.
- 1
Set up levels and modalities
Define your club's levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced, competition) and membership types (annual member, monthly student, guest player). OneClub creates the corresponding fee plans.
- 2
Import or invite your base
Upload the Excel with current members and students or share a public signup link. Users sign up, pick modality and level, and pay the first fee by card.
- 3
Open the school season
Assign students to instructors and time slots from the dashboard. Students see their group in the portal, receive automatic reminders and instructors take attendance from the app.
- 4
Fees and tournaments on autopilot
OneClub charges fees on the 1st of each month with dunning if it fails, updates the internal ranking after every official match and lets you organise the social tournament from the panel without parallel Excels.
We stopped fighting with an Excel sheet and a 300-person WhatsApp group. OneClub charges 240 students by card, keeps the internal league ranking without us touching anything and we organised the social tournament in one morning instead of three afternoons.
Frequently asked questions about padel clubs
What directors of padel clubs and academies ask us most.