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Padel tournament software for clubs

In short

Padeliga runs padel tournaments that are played over days or weeks: seeded knockouts where the top seeds are kept apart and byes go to the top seeds, an optional plate for first round losers and a third place match, and champion of champions between league winners. For one night events, the free Americano, Mexicano and King of the Court generator draws the courts and keeps a live leaderboard.

The two kinds of padel tournament

One night events (Americano, Mexicano, King of the Court) are drawn on the spot: everyone plays short games on several courts and a leaderboard decides the winner. Knockouts and competitions run over days or weeks: each round has a play by date, pairs arrange their own matches, and winners go through.

Padeliga is built for the second kind, and gives you a free tool for the first.

Knockouts in Padeliga

  • Seeding. Pick the seeds yourself. The top two seeds cannot meet before the final, and byes go to the top seeds.
  • A play by date for every round. Pairs agree a time in the app; the next round is drawn as results are confirmed.
  • A plate and a third place match. First round losers can go into a plate, so everyone gets more than one match, and the losing semi finalists can play for third.
  • Scores both pairs confirm. The bracket updates the moment a score is confirmed.

More: the padel knockout app and how to run a padel knockout.

Champion of champions

Run several leagues, then put the winners of each into a knockout to find the overall champion. It works from leagues of any size and keeps every league finishing on the same date. See champion of champions in padel.

One night events: free tools

What to look for in padel tournament software

  • Who enters the scores. If staff type every score, the tournament is a job. If both pairs confirm on their phones, it runs itself.
  • Fair draws. Seeds kept apart and byes in the right places.
  • Deadlines. A play by date per round, and a clear way to handle a pair who cannot play.
  • Your booking system. Padeliga does not book courts, so it works alongside Playtomic, MATCHi or ClubSpark.

Comparing options more widely: choosing padel league software.

Questions

Can Padeliga run a one day padel tournament?

For a one night Americano, Mexicano or King of the Court, use the free generator. Padeliga itself is built for knockouts and competitions played over days or weeks.

Does Padeliga take tournament entry fees?

Entry fees are paid straight to the club, and Padeliga keeps a list of who has paid and who still owes.

Is there a free padel tournament app?

The Padeliga app is free for players, and clubs get a free 90 day trial. The Americano and bracket tools on this site are free for anyone.

Run your club’s leagues in Padeliga

Members join from a code or the QR poster, agree times in the app and confirm each other’s scores, and the table updates itself. Staff see every league on one screen. Clubs get a free 90-day trial, members never pay, and leagues of 16 or fewer are free.