Playtomic, a startup founded in November 2017, aims to promote sports activities by simplifying the reservation process. Through its app and website, users can easily book padel and tennis courts in three simple steps, with plans to expand into other sports. Their main goal is to become the ultimate tool
Spain’s Playtomic has secured €56 million in a Series C funding round led by GP Bullhound, with participation from Playtomic’s co-founder Félix Ruiz, Claret Capital Partners, and Optimizer Invest. The Madrid-based company plans to expand its technology and product development team and enhance its software-as-a-service solutions for sports clubs. It
Playtomic is a user-friendly platform that simplifies court bookings for padel and tennis enthusiasts in Spain. With over 600 participating clubs across the country, this innovative app and website facilitate reservations and aim to encourage sports participation. Users can easily check court availability, including recommendations based on geolocation. Playtomic also
Playtomic has launched a comprehensive initiative to provide continuous training to paddle tennis club managers, aiming to enhance their business adaptability, growth, and profitability. Under the slogan “Learn, Engage, Grow,” Playtomic intends to share its industry expertise openly through its “Club of Clubs” web page, collaborating with consultants, industry experts,
Playtomic and Monitor Deloitte’s “Global Padel Report 2023” examines the rapid growth and future potential of padel as a globally expanding sport. The study highlights how padel has evolved into a global, social, and inclusive sport, with significant growth potential in various markets worldwide, including the UK, Germany, France, the
The paddle tennis industry is set to reach €6 billion by 2026, according to the “Global Padel Report 2023” by Playtomic and Monitor Deloitte. This comprehensive study delves into the sport’s robust growth and promising future as a global and socially inclusive activity. It emphasizes that while paddle adoption varies
BMW Spain and Playtomic have entered a collaboration agreement to promote sports-related values such as effort, sacrifice, and perseverance. The partnership aims to integrate these values within Playtomic’s digital platform, benefiting its over 800,000 users. Pablo Carro, Playtomic’s co-founder, expressed pride in partnering with BMW Spain, citing shared values of
Playtomic, the tennis and padel app, expands its services with “Club of Clubs,” an open online platform offering market data, analysis, and events to boost club growth. They aim to share industry knowledge across markets, analyzing real-time industry health through metrics like average ticket revenue per booking, monthly user spending
Spanish app Playtomic, often called the “Tinder of Padel,” capitalizes on the sport’s surge in popularity during the pandemic. As a platform connecting players and simplifying court reservations, it benefited from the digitalization trend in sports. The sport’s appeal broadened from ages 35-50 to a younger demographic due to its
Padel tennis is rapidly growing in South Africa, with hundreds of courts across the country. This fusion of tennis and squash appeals to all ages and skill levels. Its popularity is global, with over 25 million players in 90 countries. Spain ranks it second only to soccer, boasting 6 million
Madrid’s Playtomic acquires Milan’s PrenotaUnCampo, solidifying its status as Europe’s largest racket sports app. Playtomic simplifies sports facility reservations with a three-click app, enhancing sports centers’ efficiency and digitalization. Despite COVID-19, Playtomic expanded into Sweden, Finland, Benelux, and Mexico, acquired Playven, and raised €1.7 million. PrenotaUnCampo, founded in 2014, is
Playtomic and Monitor Deloitte release the ‘Global Padel Report 2023’, predicting the padel industry’s growth to reach €6 billion by 2026. The comprehensive report examines the sport’s robust expansion and potential as a globally growing and inclusive activity. Padel’s popularity surge extends beyond the COVID-19 boom, with significant growth and
