Padel court pricing
How much does it cost to book a padel court in the UK?
Short answer: the club sets the price, not the booking platform. What changes your final number is the time of day, how many people you split with, and whether the slot is being promoted.
This page explains how court pricing works on RacketSync padel booking so you know exactly what you are paying for.
The club sets the price
Every club prices its own courts, so rates differ between venues and even between courts. The price on a slot is that club's price for that court and time.
Peak vs off-peak
Weekday evenings are the busiest hours at most clubs. Clubs can price quieter hours lower and promote them, and the discount applies automatically at booking.
Split four ways
Doubles is four players on one court. Split the court between the players and each pays their own share, which is usually what makes a game affordable.
What makes up your total
- Court price — set by the club for that court and time slot, and shown on the slot before you book.
- Your share — the court price divided between the players paying, if you split rather than paying for the whole court.
- Off-peak promotion — where a club has promoted a quiet slot, the reduced price is applied automatically.
- Booking fee — a 79p player fee per booking, waived for Elite members and for Pro members within their monthly allowance.
Clubs can also sell memberships and court credit. Where a club offers that, credit is spent against bookings from your wallet balance.
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