Padel
The engine favours 90-minute slots or multiples of them; 60- or 120-minute cuts only come out as a last resort, when there is no longer time to sell something better.
A multi-sport centre brings several sports together under one roof; SportFinder is the software that runs them all from the same back office — calendar, payments, access control and statistics included. Each sport keeps its own rules. You keep a single tool.
A single calendar for every court and pitch in your centre, whatever sport is played on it.
Five sports have their own page: padel, tennis, squash, pickleball and 5-a-side football.
The configuration engine does not stop at the centre: price, maximum duration, quota, player format, refunds — every setting can be filtered on one sport, several, or none. Here is what that looks like at real clubs:
The checkbox is the same everywhere: you decide whether a cap protects the whole centre or a single sport.
Every free slot gets a score that says how worthwhile it is to offer it rather than leave it empty. That score does not follow the same scale for every sport: the engine knows the natural unit of time of each one.
The engine favours 90-minute slots or multiples of them; 60- or 120-minute cuts only come out as a last resort, when there is no longer time to sell something better.
The engine opens all the usual cuts for the sport from the start — 60, 90, 120, 150 or 180 minutes — because they already match its natural rhythm.
In practice: on the same three-hour free gap, the engine opens more non-padel cuts as early as a week ahead, because the non-padel scale reaches a high score sooner. Padel, for its part, stays more demanding for longer: its scale only fully rewards slots in multiples of ninety minutes, while other sports already reach their best score from sixty minutes. This strategy can also be set differently for each sport, including on shared courts.
You can watch this engine run live, slot by slot, on our padel club management software page.
Useful, for example, when padel is in a hall separate from the outdoor tennis courts: each sport gets its own access code, without you having to run two systems or duplicate your settings.
These are not demo scenarios: they are settings running today, at client clubs.
Padel and tennis, four courts: a booking cap that protects the whole centre, across all sports.
Five sports on sixteen courts — badminton, padel, pickleball, table tennis, tennis — each with its own exceptions.
A different maximum duration per sport, and per time band, at the same club.
Player format required for tennis only; padel stays free-format.
Split payment switched on for tennis, not for padel.
Two players by default for tennis, four for padel — on the same screens.
Free refunds cut to six hours for tennis only.
A cap on simultaneous bookings set for the whole centre, in the same spirit as Adeps.
Pay-on-site restricted to a single slot — the club bar.
One piece of software per sport means one schedule per sport, one customer file per sport, one password per sport — and a manager who spends their time making several tools agree instead of filling their courts. Consolidating into a single back office does not change what each sport earns; it changes the time you have left to go after it.
The precise figures are worked out on the demo, on your real configuration — your sports, your courts, your rules. Our prices are already published.
And our model does not change with the sport: we only earn when your courts fill up, whatever the sport. Read our mission.
Racket sports — padel, tennis, squash, pickleball, badminton, table tennis — and 5-a-side football / bubble football. We do not handle swimming pools, or gyms and their group classes: that is not our business, and it is better to tell you before than after.
Yes. Price, maximum duration, quota, player format, refunds: every setting can be filtered on one sport, several, or none — in which case it applies to the whole centre. It is the same engine that serves a single-sport club; multi-sport is just one way of using it.
No, there is only one: every court, every sport, a single page. A sport filter lets you show just one sport on screen; a court that hosts several stays visible as long as one of its sports matches the active filter.
Yes, that is exactly the setting used at Centre Adeps La Mosane: a cap on simultaneous bookings that applies to the whole centre, across all sports. The same checkbox lets you, conversely, target a single sport.
Yes. The Statistics module can be filtered by sport and by court, without changing screen or export — you read your overall figure, then break it down by sport.
Yes. Roles and permissions common to the whole centre decide who sees and does what, whatever the sport. And your coaches have their place in the academy module: their availability, their lessons and a calendar per coach, in the same back office as your courts.
Bring your courts, your sports, your rules. We set up your centre before your eyes during the demo.