Padel Court Cost & ROI Calculator
Is your project worth it? Three quick checks — location, permits, and the financial model — in about 3 minutes, factory-direct from PeakPadel.
The PeakPadel Investment Planner runs three free checks in about 3 minutes - a 0-100 site attractiveness score, a permit risk check, and a financial model with CAPEX, monthly cash flow, payback and IRR. It uses country-specific court pricing plus local energy and labour rates on a 5-year horizon and 12-hour operating days, and PeakPadel confirms exact pricing within 12 hours.
Cost & ROI Calculator
Cost, annual revenue and payback in 20 seconds — built from our published cost, ROI and operating-cost guides.
Basis: 12-hour opening day, 40% utilisation (our conservative scenario), local hourly rates, 320 operating days a year, and all-in operating costs of 40% of revenue self-managed / 42% staffed club — including staffing, booking-platform fees, maintenance reserve and rent or finance. Turnkey court package only; land purchase and site-specific civil works are extra. Figures are ranges, not quotations.
Sources: Cost Guide · ROI Guide · Operating Costs
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Site Attractiveness Score
How strong is this location for a new facility? Enter what you know — no data required.
Combines catchment population, supply gap, sport culture and market headroom. 60+ strong · 30–59 moderate · under 30 limited demand signals. A quick orientation, not a full feasibility study.
Permit Risk Check
Approvals are usually what stalls a project. Answer honestly — we flag what's likely to delay or cost you.
All key items look clear — always confirm with local authorities.
Orientation only, not legal advice. Thresholds vary by country.
Financial Model
CAPEX (factory-direct), monthly cash flow, payback and IRR. Drag to your plan — prices shown as ranges.
Estimates use typical factory-direct ranges by country. Final quote depends on model, quantity, glazing and destination — we confirm exact pricing within 12 hours.
Investment Planner FAQ
What does the PeakPadel Investment Planner calculate?
Three things in about 3 minutes: a 0-100 site attractiveness score built from city population, existing courts nearby, sport culture and competition; a permit risk check covering the items that usually stall padel projects; and a financial model with CAPEX, monthly cash flow, payback period and IRR.
What counts as a good site attractiveness score?
60 or more is a strong location, 30-59 is moderate, and under 30 shows limited demand signals. The score combines catchment population, supply gap, sport culture and market headroom, so a city of 500K with only 3 nearby courts and high racket-sport activity scores well.
What makes a padel project fail at the permit stage?
Approvals, not construction. The planner flags the usual deal-breakers: the enclosure structure and any roof against local building control, and distance to homes - a separation of more than 300 m avoids most noise objections. Always confirm the result with local authorities.
What cost assumptions does the financial model use?
Country-specific factory-direct court pricing, local energy and labour rates, a 5-year horizon and 12 operating hours per day. CAPEX is shown as a range rather than a fixed price, because it varies with country, court type and court count.
How accurate is the estimate, and how do I get a real price?
The planner is a planning tool, not financial advice, so treat the numbers as a range. Exact pricing depends on court model, quantity, glazing and destination - send the calculator configuration and PeakPadel confirms exact pricing within 12 hours.
These are planning estimates for a quick orientation, not financial or legal advice. Assumptions: country-specific court pricing, energy and labour rates, 5-year horizon, 12h/day. Actual results vary with local demand, booking price and operating efficiency.