How Much Does a Padel Court Earn in the US?
October 10, 2026 · 2 min read
Before you build, you want to know what a court brings in. These are the market references for the United States.
Key figures
- Peak hour, indoorAbout USD 100
- Peak hour, outdoorAbout USD 80
- Average occupancy55% to 70%
- Revenue per courtUSD 4,500 to 8,500 / month
Hourly rates
Peak-hour court rental in the US averages around USD 100 indoor and USD 80 outdoor. Split between four players, that is about USD 25 per person.
Revenue per court
With average occupancy between 55% and 70%, a court in the US brings in an estimated USD 4,500 to 8,500 a month from bookings.
More than court rental
According to the Playtomic Global Padel Report 2026, nine out of ten top-performing clubs offer more than the court: lessons, events and social play. The gap is large: the weakest clubs earn about five times less per court than the best.
What drives your result
- Location: easy access and parking.
- Indoor or outdoor: covered courts keep bookings steady in heat and rain.
- Programming: lessons, leagues and events fill off-peak hours.
- Court quality: glass, turf and lighting bring players back.
These are market estimates, not a guarantee. Your numbers depend on your city, pricing and operation.
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Sources
- Padel Courts Finder (court rates, Miami)
- Misitrano Consulting, State of Padel in the U.S. 2025
- The Padel Blueprint, Padel Market Data 2026
- Playtomic Global Padel Report 2026