Drop a pin. See if a padel club works there.

We read the catchment around your site (people, courts, roads, what sits nearby) and score it out of 100 in seconds. Then you confirm the things only someone on the ground can see.

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Measured from the map

Five criteria we work out for you. If you know better, change any of them.

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Until you answer, each one counts as a neutral 3 out of 5 and widens the range. Demand alone carries a quarter of the score.

Your full analysis

How the number is built, what helps and what hurts, and the occupancy to carry into the ROI calculator.

How the score is built

Strengths and risks

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—Peak occupancy
—Off-peak occupancy
—Year 1, as a share of a mature year
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The scan is where we start, not the report

We run clubs ourselves, so we know what a map can't show: how full the competitors really are, what households earn street by street, whether the building passes a technical audit, and how many courts the site can carry. That is the Location Viability Report.

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How this works and where the data comes from

Score. Eight weighted criteria: current demand 25%, club access 18% (travel time, parking and road visibility averaged), competition 16%, population 14%, sports culture 9%, purchasing power 8%, surroundings 6%, demographics 4%. Confirmed unmet demand adds 6 points and a premium low-density market adds 4. A critical criterion at the minimum (demand, access or population) costs 8 points and caps the score at 62. The property check multiplies the result, from ×1.00 down to ×0.30.

Population. Estimated from GeoNames settlement populations (CC BY 4.0), spread over each settlement's likely footprint and clipped to your catchment. Coverage is densest in Europe and the Middle East. Treat it as a first approximation and correct it if you have census figures.

Competition, roads and anchors. Read live from OpenStreetMap through the Overpass API. OpenStreetMap misses recently opened clubs, so when it is the only source the competition figure is marked as low confidence.

Range. The likely range shows where the score could land once every estimated or low-confidence criterion is verified. Demand, income, demographics, travel time, parking and the property always need a person.

Beyond Padel Site Intelligence v3.0