Everyone gets involved
Beginners rally within minutes. No one sits out, and mixed-ability divisions keep every match competitive.
One-off company events and recurring internal leagues for every ability. We find the venue, shape the format and keep the competition moving — anywhere in the UK.
Beginners rally within minutes. No one sits out, and mixed-ability divisions keep every match competitive.
Doubles, constant rotation and short matches create more conversation than another meal or escape room.
Turn one afternoon into a six-to-eight week season that gives teams a reason to keep coming back.
Mixed pairings put engineering next to sales. Divisions are by ability, not department.
We match your office to the right court count and indoor or covered play, so the weather does not win.
Fixtures, scores, standings and reminders run automatically. You nominate a contact; we do the rest.
Share your work email and we’ll come back with venue options, the best format for your headcount and indicative pricing.
Eight is the practical minimum (two courts, four pairs). Most company leagues run with 16–32 players across two to four divisions, which fits comfortably into a weekly two-hour slot.
No. Padel has a five-minute learning curve — complete beginners rally on their first game. Mixed-ability divisions mean experienced players and first-timers both get competitive matches.
Typical UK pricing is £45–£90 per person for a one-off team event including courts, coaching and format, and £15–£30 per player per season for a recurring internal league plus court hire.
Yes. We match you to venues from our UK directory based on your office postcode, the number of courts you need and whether you want indoor or covered play.
Six to eight weeks is standard — long enough for every team to play each other, short enough that people commit. Many companies then run back-to-back seasons through the year.
Create the competition directly, or read our practical guide before you commit.
Looking for a public league? Browse the padel and tennis leagues hub, or explore the business side of padel.