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Padel court booking software your hall actually owns

Sweden's padel boom filled the courts — and left most halls renting their own booking flow from a marketplace that owns the player relationship and takes fees on every booking. Meridianstacks builds a padel booking system that belongs to your hall: your prices, your memberships and klipp-kort, your player data, Swish built in — and no per-booking fees, ever. Senior, fluent-English engineers work your business day — your matched hub is Johannesburg (UTC+2), the same clock as Stockholm in summer and never more than an hour out — with a fixed price in SEK and full code ownership.

In short

Custom padel court booking software from Meridianstacks costs 80,000–160,000 kr for a focused single-hall system (Focused tier), 160,000–320,000 kr for a multi-court platform with memberships, klipp-kort and Swish (Standard tier), or 240,000–505,000 kr for a full web + iOS & Android product (Full tier) — a fixed price in SEK, ex VAT, billed by milestone. Unlike a marketplace platform, there are no ongoing per-booking fees and the player data is yours. Many halls sensibly keep a marketplace listing for new-player discovery and run their own system for everything else.

The trade every hall knows

Marketplaces bring players — and keep them

Let's be fair: platforms like Playtomic are genuinely good at what they were built for. The player network and matchmaking are real strengths — a visitor to your city finds your courts, an odd number of players becomes a four. That discovery engine is worth something, and we won't pretend otherwise.

The trade is what it costs you on every other booking. Your regulars — the people who would book with you anyway — book through an app that isn't yours, under pricing and cancellation rules shaped by the platform, with fees taken along the way and the player relationship living in someone else's database. Your memberships, your klipp-kort, your off-peak pricing all have to fit whatever the platform happens to support.

An owned system flips that: the marketplace becomes one acquisition channel among several, while the hall's core business — regulars, members, teams, corporate slots — runs on software that fits your hall exactly and costs nothing per booking.

The dual-run, honestly

You don't have to choose on day one. Most halls we talk to run both:

  • Marketplace listing stays live — new players keep finding you through the network and matchmaking
  • Your system takes the core — regulars, memberships, klipp-kort, team slots and corporate bookings, fee-free
  • You watch the split shift — as regulars move to your app, the fee-bearing share of bookings shrinks

No cliff-edge migration, no lost discovery — just a growing share of bookings on which nobody takes a cut.

What it includes

Built around how a Swedish padel hall runs

This isn't a generic booking template with a padel skin. Every feature below is shaped by the way halls actually operate — peak evenings, quiet mornings, members who expect priority, and teams that want the same court every Tuesday at 19:00.

  • Court scheduling — real-time availability with peak/off-peak pricing per court and time band
  • Memberships & klipp-kort — member pricing, priority windows, punch cards tracked automatically
  • Recurring team slots — standing weekly bookings for teams, training groups and companies
  • Swish & card payments — paid at booking, straight to your account, no commission in between
  • Open matches & matchmaking — players find a fourth within your own community
  • Door-access hooks — a valid booking opens the door for unstaffed off-peak hours
  • Cancellation rules — your windows, your no-show fees, enforced automatically
  • Swedish / English interface — players choose; admin works in both
How we build it

A clear, predictable process with a realistic timeline. You see working software early and own everything at handover.

  • Week 1 — Scope & design — courts, pricing bands, rules, fixed SEK quote
  • Weeks 2–6 — Build — scheduling, Swish payments, memberships & klipp-kort
  • Weeks 7–10 — Integrations & QA — open matches, door-access hooks, testing
  • Weeks 11–12 — Launch & handover — code, infrastructure & docs to you

Typical 8–12 weeks for a multi-court platform; a focused single-hall system ships in 5–9 weeks. Milestone billing throughout — you pay for delivered, accepted work.

Pricing

What padel booking software costs in Sweden

BuildSwedish agencyBooking-platform feesMeridianstacks
Focused — single-hall booking system (web)200,000–400,000 SEKLow or no upfront cost, but typically an ongoing subscription and/or per-booking fees — costs grow with your bookings and never end, and the platform holds the player relationship80,000–160,000 kr
Standard — multi-court platform with memberships, klipp-kort & Swish (web)350,000–700,000 SEK160,000–320,000 kr
Full — web + iOS & Android product with open matches & door-access hooks600,000–900,000 SEK+240,000–505,000 kr

Prices published from our Open Price Book (v1.0 · July 2026 · next review October 2026). All prices exclude VAT.

Indicative ranges, ex VAT (moms); every engagement is quoted as a fixed price in SEK before work begins and billed by milestone — you pay for delivered, accepted work. An owned system is an upfront cost that ends; platform fees are a percentage of your success that doesn't.

How the options compare

Owned system vs marketplace vs local agency

What mattersMeridianstacks (owned)Booking marketplaceSwedish agency
Upfront costFixed SEK bands, publishedLow or noneHigh (often 1,200–1,800 SEK/hr)
Ongoing feesNone per bookingSubscription and/or per-booking fees, typicallyNone per booking
Who owns the player dataYour hallThe platform, largelyYour hall
Your prices, memberships & klipp-kortExactly your rulesWithin platform limitsExactly your rules
New-player discoveryYour marketing (keep a marketplace listing too)Genuinely strong — the network is the productYour marketing
You own the codeYes, fullyNoSometimes
Questions & answers

Padel court booking software in Sweden — FAQ

How much does padel court booking software cost in Sweden?
A focused single-hall booking system (our Focused tier) runs 80,000–160,000 kr, a multi-court platform with memberships, klipp-kort and Swish payments (Standard tier) runs 160,000–320,000 kr, and a full web + iOS & Android product with open matches and door-access hooks (Full tier) runs 240,000–505,000 kr. All figures come from our published Open Price Book, are quoted as a fixed price in SEK before work starts, and exclude VAT (moms). There are no per-booking fees — once it is built, it is yours.
Can we keep listing on Playtomic for new players?
Yes — and for most halls we recommend it, at least at first. Playtomic's genuine strength is its player network and matchmaking: it puts your courts in front of players who have never heard of your hall. A sensible dual-run keeps some court inventory on the marketplace for discovery while your own system takes direct bookings, memberships and klipp-kort — so your regulars book with you, on your terms, and the marketplace keeps feeding you new faces.
What features should padel court booking software include?
Court scheduling with real-time availability and peak/off-peak pricing, memberships and klipp-kort (punch cards), recurring slots for teams and corporate groups, Swish and card payments, cancellation and no-show rules you control, open matches and matchmaking within your own community, integration hooks for door-access systems, and a Swedish/English interface. We build the full set and tailor it to how your hall actually runs.
Can it handle memberships and klipp-kort?
Yes. Memberships with member pricing and priority booking windows, and klipp-kort where a player buys a card of, say, ten sessions and the system tracks and deducts each booking automatically. Both are first-class features rather than workarounds — because it is your system, the rules match your hall exactly instead of the nearest thing a generic platform allows.
Does it support Swish payments?
Yes. Swish is how Swedish players expect to pay, so we build it in alongside card payments — pay at booking, settle a klipp-kort purchase, or charge a no-show fee under your cancellation rules. The money goes to your account directly, with no marketplace commission in the middle.
Can it connect to our door-access system?
We build integration hooks so a valid booking can trigger door access — a code, a QR pass or an API call to your access-control provider — letting players enter an unstaffed hall at off-peak hours. Access systems vary, so we scope the exact integration against the hardware or provider you use during the scoping call.
How do you handle player data and GDPR?
All player data is handled to GDPR / IMY standards with a signed Data Processing Agreement and Standard Contractual Clauses covering any data transfer. Crucially, the player relationship is yours: names, emails, booking history and membership data live in your database, not a marketplace's — so you can run your own communication and offers within the consent your players give you.
Where are your engineers based?
Our engineering is anchored by hubs in Africa's three tech capitals — Lagos (UTC+1), Johannesburg (UTC+2) and Nairobi (UTC+3) — with some engineers working from other cities on the same clocks. That span means we staff your project from the hub that matches your day: Lagos runs 0–1 hour from London and Dublin, Johannesburg mirrors Central and Northern Europe, and Nairobi sits one hour from Dubai. English is an official language in all three countries.
How do you bill?
Milestone billing only — you pay for delivered, accepted work. The project is broken into agreed milestones with a fixed SEK price for each; you review and accept the work before paying, and you are never asked to pay months ahead for software you have not seen. All prices exclude VAT (moms).
How long does it take to build?
A focused single-hall system typically launches in 5–9 weeks. A standard multi-court platform with memberships, klipp-kort and Swish runs 8–12 weeks, and a full web + iOS & Android product 9–14 weeks. We phase delivery so your courts can take real bookings before the full feature set lands.

Own your bookings. Get a fixed quote in SEK.

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