Your quiet slots find takers
A court free tomorrow at 2pm? Let players of the right level know in one send, rather than waiting for someone to think of booking.
A quiet slot to fill, a tournament to announce, a subscription about to expire: that is what club communication is for — reaching the right players in one send, from your club’s own address, and letting the everyday reminders go out on their own.
Communication is not one more cost: it is what turns your player list into bookings. Here are the levers — we put figures on them with you, on your own data, during the demo.
A court free tomorrow at 2pm? Let players of the right level know in one send, rather than waiting for someone to think of booking.
Target the players whose subscription or card is about to expire and get back to them before they go elsewhere — the list builds itself.
Announce that entries are open to the players it concerns, by level and by sport, and send them straight to the entry page.
Confirmations and reminders go out on their own: your players are kept informed without you picking up the phone, and fewer bookings are forgotten.
A campaign reaches your players by email and by in-app notification, in one go. No funnel to build: you write, you target, you send.
Every club has its own worlds: the ones just starting out, the ones climbing the rankings, the ones who mostly come for the drinks afterwards. Your lists look like them — and each one becomes the audience for a campaign.
Behind these labels sit two very real mechanisms: contact groups, which you put together by hand — the coaching school, affiliated members, VIPs — and criteria-based lists — subscription, licence, ranking, sport played, purchase history — which are recalculated at every send. You never redo the sorting.
Around twenty messages mark out a player’s journey, from the booking confirmation to the reminder before the slot — by email and by in-app notification. They go out at the right moment without you thinking about it: that many fewer calls and forgotten bookings.
Three real notifications — booking confirmed, match request, place accepted — exactly as your players receive them.
You only schedule your own campaigns: these messages already exist, ready to go.
Not from a generic sender. Your players receive a message in your club’s name, recognise it, and reply to you directly — your communication stays yours.
Campaigns, notifications and screens are part of our padel club management software — just like bookings, payments and tournaments. Our prices are published, commission included.
Availability, upcoming tournaments, a partner wall: what is shown in your lobby sells for you — show off the people who support you, and make your visibility pay.
Discover the TV screens module — the slide catalogue, the themes and the hardware.
A campaign often starts from something you spotted in your statistics — a recurring quiet slot, for example, that open matches can fill.
Yes. You target using the same criteria as your contact list: current subscription, prepaid cards, licence, federation membership, ranking, sport played or purchase history. That way you build the exact list — for example, the players whose subscription is about to expire — and the send goes to them alone.
Yes. Your campaigns and notifications can go out from your club’s email address rather than a generic one: your players recognise the sender and replies come back to you. If your sending server has an incident, delivery switches over automatically so that no message is lost.
No. Messages tied to the player journey — booking confirmation, reminder before the slot, cancellation, tournament entry, licence purchase — go out on their own at the right moment. You only write and schedule your own campaigns.
You put the rotation together in the back office: availability, today’s bookings, upcoming tournaments and a partner wall. The sponsor wall grid adapts to the number of logos, and the screen uses your club’s colours. We confirm how your screens will be set up together during the demo.
No, it is part of our padel club management software, just like bookings, payments and tournaments. Nothing to plug in and nothing extra to pay.
We build a campaign on your data during the demo, and plan how your screens will be set up. Our model puts us on the same side as you: we only earn when your courts fill up.