Padel has established itself as one of the fastest-growing sports internationally, stimulating the development of new infrastructure, business models, and technological solutions. In France, padel is experiencing a period of major growth and expansion, with over 4,000 courts expected by the beginning of 2026 and surpassing one million players.
In this context, Playtomic has positioned itself as one of the key players in the organization and expansion of this ecosystem.
Founded in Spain in 2017, the company combines the largest app for players with an advanced SaaS (Software as a Service) platform for clubs, serving as a connection point between the two. Through its ecosystem, Playtomic allows players to book courts, find opponents based on their skill level, join matches, or improve their game, while providing clubs with tools to optimize their operations and maximize their occupancy rates.
With a presence in over 66 countries, more than 6,500 partner clubs, approximately 30,000 slopes and a community of 4,7 billion video gamers worldwide. The platform has become an essential infrastructure for the global development of padel and, more broadly, racket sports.
A dual ecosystem as the basis of the Playtomic model
Playtomic's positioning is based on a dual model that integrates technology and a user network:
- Playtomic Manager: a management software designed specifically for clubs, which automates processes such as bookings, payments, customer management and performance analysis.
- Playtomic App: a player-oriented application that functions as a social marketplace, facilitating the booking of fields and connecting users.
This integrative vision facilitates the meeting between Clubs and their players, generating a positive dynamic that boosts the growth of the entire ecosystem.

A growing network of clubs in France
One of Playtomic's main strengths is its international network of clubs, which continues to expand as padel gains ground in new markets.
The platform collaborates with thousands of clubs that have integrated its tools to digitize their operations and improve the user experience. This network includes independent clubs, large sports complexes, and specialized chains.
Among the clubs already operating with Playtomic in France are: Casa Padel, PadelShot, My Center, La Pista and City Padel.
From booking to community: the three pillars of the Playtomic experience
Beyond simply booking courts, Playtomic's proposal focuses on structuring the padel player's experience as a social dynamic, based on three key pillars:
- Open matches and social dimension: The platform transforms booking into a social experience. Users can join open matches, follow other players and communicate directly, making it easier to create new connections within the community.
- Matchmaking and level accuracy: The level system allows for more precise matching of players, promoting balanced matches and reducing uncertainty when playing against strangers. The concept of [the game] is built on this foundation. open match : games created by users or clubs that other players can join directly based on their skill level and availability.
- The “three-click” standard: The user experience is designed to minimize friction: in just three clicks, a player can book a court, join a match or register for an event.

Investor support and financial consolidation
Playtomic's development was supported by strategic investors and iconic figures in professional sports. Among them was Rafa Nadal whose participation as a shareholder strengthens the credibility of the project within the international sports ecosystem.
In parallel, the company focused on financing models that strengthened its connection with its user community. Through the Crowdcube platform, Playtomic successfully raised 5,1 million allowing its own users to become investors in the project.
Furthermore, the company consolidated its position with a fundraising round of 55 million closed in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting market interest in technological solutions related to the growth of padel and racket sports.
If you would like more information, please contact Keti Monfort – Country Manager France
LinkedIn link.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

























































































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