Booking is solved. Coming back is not.
The courts are easy to book. What nobody gives a player is a reason to book again next week.
Padel club software
Clayside is club management software for UK padel clubs. Box leagues in fixed pairs, a rotating ladder and americano or mexicano nights give players a reason to come back, and the same list of players holds your memberships, your courts and your website.
No card, no password · Your first 14 days include the Club plan
| Pair | PE/TG | CD/MH | DF/KI | JW/AN | RK/NO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P. Ellery & T. Grant | 3-6 6-4 10-8 | 7-5 6-7(4) 10-6 | 6-4 6-4 | 6-1 6-4 | |
| C. Duarte & M. Hale | 6-4 3-6 8-10 | +6-4 7-5 | 6-4 6-2 | 6-3 6-4 | |
| D. Farrell & K. Iyer | 5-7 7-6(4) 6-10 | +4-6 5-7 | +2-6 4-6 | 6-3 6-2 | |
| J. Whitlock & A. Nasser | 4-6 4-6 | 4-6 2-6 | +6-2 6-4 | 6-4 4-6 10-7 | |
| R. Kaur & N. Owusu | 1-6 4-6 | 3-6 4-6 | 3-6 2-6 | 4-6 6-4 7-10 |
The venue's problem
The courts are easy to book. What nobody gives a player is a reason to book again next week.
A great Friday night, and on Monday there is no table, no ladder and no next match.
So the open match goes to whoever replied first, and half of them are one-sided.
One list of players
Start with a league or a Friday night. Memberships and courts can follow whenever you are ready, with nobody typed in twice.
Pairs of a level, everyone playing everyone, and a table that moves every time somebody walks off court. Two sets and a championship tiebreak, or best of three, are built in.
How the box leagues work freeThe app deals the courts at the desk. Americano rotates everyone; mexicano puts the leaders on the same court each round. The night ends with a winner, and it is one tap from everyone's calendar.
How a padel night works freeOpen matches at your level: post a time, or a four one short. Players around your level see it first, and the first yes takes it.
freeEvery box, ladder and night result builds one level per player, so open matches are close and nobody spends an hour losing 6-0.
freeA rotating doubles ladder. Everybody is on it, and nobody has to find a partner.
freeDoubles first, with the draw made for you.
freeYour membership categories, with the subs by Direct Debit into the club's own account. We take no cut.
club planMembers book on their phone, one tap from their calendar, and an agreed match is one press from a free court.
club planOne press asks who can play, and the captain picks the five.
club planYour courts, your memberships, what is on this week and a join button, at your own address.
club and websiteFriday night
A mexicano deals the partners off the table, so as the night goes on the closest players end up on the same court.
For the playersNobody spends an hour losing 6-0.
Each court reads its score out, the desk types it in, and the next round is dealt.
For the venueOne person runs the night, not three.
Every result feeds each player’s level, so on Monday Find a game can offer them a close open match.
For the clubA social player becomes a regular.
The table
| # | Player | Rounds | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | R. Kaur | 3 | 52 |
| 2 | C. Duarte | 3 | 50 |
| 3 | P. Ellery | 3 | 47 |
Moving across
The leagues, the nights, the members, the courts and the website on one list of players, with a person to help you move.
Your players
Paste or upload the player list you already export. Your columns are matched for you, and you check it before anything is saved.
At your own pace
Run a box league or a Friday mexicano first, then bring the memberships and the courts across when you are ready. A person answers by email whenever you get stuck.
Getting started
Load your players from a spreadsheet and deal the first night or the first box. A practice run shows you how it works, then clears itself away.
No player sees another's phone or email, juniors included. Only the officers you name can. The club's records are held in the EU, run from the UK, and download whole on any plan.
Email us while you set the venue up and once the leagues are running, and a person replies. It costs nothing, and managed setup is there if you would rather hand the setting up over.
It can pay for the Club plan
The slot sits at the top of the league page and at the foot of every result picture players share. On the Club plan it is yours to sell: a café, a physio or a local business. One sale can cover the year, and we take no cut. On the free plan the slot is ours.
Harbour Padel Club
Autumn 2026 · Box 2: 6 of 10 played
Supported by The Kiln Café
Free for ever
Box leagues, ladders, tournaments and club nights for a club of up to 300 members, if you join while the offer is open.
Start my free league The whole club£300 a year, or £30 a month
Every competition for up to 800 members, plus the membership and the subs, court booking, lessons and teams. The website is £100 a year more.
See what each plan holds See it firstThe demo reset every hour
A working padel club to click around, with nothing to sign in to.
Open the demoBefore you start
Not hard. Bring your players over from a spreadsheet, start with a league or a night, and move the rest when it suits you. We help you through it, and a person answers when you ask.
Not yet. Members book courts on a club plan today, with no money taken. If you want court fees and visitor bookings in the same place as your leagues, tell us and we will build it with you.
Pairs of a similar level go in a box and play every other pair once, booking the court between them. Players put their own scores in, the table moves, and at the end the top pairs go up and the bottom pairs come down. The box league rules template is free to copy for your noticeboard. The rules template.
An americano gives everyone a new partner each round, and nobody partners the same player twice while there is someone new. A mexicano deals the partners off the table after each round, so the leaders meet the leaders.
Every box, ladder, tournament and club night result a player has at the club builds their level. When they post a game in Find a game, players around that level see it first. Levels are the club’s own and are never shown on a public page.
No. A link on their phone, their name to tap and no password.
Every competition on Clayside is free for ever for a club of up to 300 members, if you join while the offer is open: as many boxes and seasons as you like, 8 club ladders, the championships, club nights, promotion and relegation, and career records. Nothing is held back for a bigger plan. A bigger club moves to the Club plan: £300 a year or £30 a month for up to 800 members. That plan runs your membership, the subs and the court diary too. On the free plan the sponsor line on the league page is ours. On the Club plan it is yours to sell, and it can pay for the year. See what is in each. The case for your committee. How the sponsor line works.
Have a look
No card, no password, nothing for players to install.
The padel league in full: Padel leagues, how they work.
Your club has its own address. Open it and sign in there with your email. There's no password.
If you set the club up, tell us and we'll look it up.
Play in a box? Tap the link in your group chat, or ask whoever runs your league. Still can't get in?