Run a padel tournament
without the hassle
Slams handles the draw, the schedule, the results and the standings automatically. Whether you run a group-stage tournament or a knockout bracket, it just works.
Sound familiar?
Organising a padel tournament takes more time than the tournament itself. Sign-ups over WhatsApp, the draw in Excel, printing out the schedules and then tracking every result by hand. Everyone asks the same questions: when do we play, what are the standings, who goes through?
It can be different. With Slams you set up a tournament in ten minutes, share one sign-up link and let the rest run itself.
From sign-up to champion in four steps
Create the tournament
Pick the format: group stage, knockout or a combination. Set the number of teams, the levels and, if you want, an entry fee.
Share the sign-up link
Players register through your public club page. Waitlist and confirmation are handled automatically.
Draw and schedule
Slams splits the teams into groups and builds the schedule. You never have to calculate a thing.
Live results
Players enter results. Standings update instantly. The knockout round generates itself.
Built for your club's own competitions
Most tournament software is built for a single one-off event: you set up a tournament, it runs, and then you start again from scratch. A club doesn't run one-off events. You run a season: club championships, internal leagues, ladders and social nights, all year round.
That's what Slams is built for. One flat club price for unlimited competitions, one rating your members follow across every season, and a registration and payment flow the club runs itself. No paying per tournament, no platform stepping between you and your members.
Why clubs choose Slams
One club price, unlimited competitions
Run as many tournaments, ladders and leagues as you like on one subscription. Every format is in every plan. You don't pay per event, so a busy season costs you nothing extra.
One rating, every season
Every match played moves your members' skill rating automatically. It carries across tournaments and seasons, so group seeding and levels stay right by themselves.
Registration and payment the club owns
Members sign up and pay online themselves. The money lands with the club directly, with one-click refunds and an invoice in the club's name. You keep your players and your data.
In use at real clubs
Slams runs a club's full competition calendar. At Silva's Padel, for example:
Group tournaments, king of the court, americanos and leagues, all from one dashboard and one member list.
Slams vs. one-off tournament tools
Where standalone tournament apps, booking platforms and free generators stop, Slams begins.
| Slams | One-off tools & platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat club price, unlimited competitions | Per tournament or per event |
| Recurring competitions | Ladders, leagues and tournaments, all season | Mostly one-off tournaments |
| Player rating | One rating across every season and format | Per event, gone afterwards |
| Registration & payment | Online payment to the club, refunds, invoice in the club's name | Limited, or via a marketplace |
| Player relationship | The club keeps players and data | Platform sits between you and the player |
What Slams deliberately isn't
Honest is honest: Slams doesn't do everything. Two things we leave to others on purpose.
Court booking
Slams doesn't book courts. If you use Playtomic or another booking system, you link it per venue. Slams runs the competition, your booking system runs the reservations.
Official federation competition
Sanctioned national competition and official ratings belong on your federation's platform. Slams is for your club's own internal and social competitions, everything in between.
Everything you need for a padel tournament
No scattered tools, no spreadsheets. Everything in one place.
Combine groups and knockout
Start with a group stage and automatically generate a knockout round from the final standings. You decide how many teams advance per group.
Automatic draw
Slams splits teams into groups based on your settings. You can also draw manually or reseed teams yourself.
Schedule per round
Every round or group stage gets a clear match schedule. Players see straight away when and who they play.
Paid registrations
Set an entry fee. Players pay online at sign-up. The money lands directly in your account through Mollie.
Multiple levels at once
Men, women, mixed and beginners in one tournament. Each level has its own groups, schedule and standings.
Publicly visible
The tournament is live on your club page on Slams. Players can follow the standings without an account.
Frequently asked questions
Padel tournament software runs the organising of tournaments digitally: registrations, automatic draws, building schedules, processing results and publishing standings. Slams combines this with a public club page so players find everything in one place.
Yes. You can set up a tournament with groups and then automatically generate a knockout round from the final standings. Slams decides who advances based on your settings.
You enter how many teams take part and how many groups you want. Slams splits the teams automatically. You can also place teams by hand if you prefer.
Yes. Players can log in through the club page and enter their result. The admin sees every result and can confirm or adjust them.
The free Start plan supports up to 20 teams per competition; with Club or Growth it is unlimited. For large tournaments with multiple levels or categories you can run several competitions side by side.
Yes. You can set up paid registrations through Mollie. Players pay right at sign-up. The entry fee goes straight to your account.
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Group + knockout tournament
The classic tournament format in Slams: first a group stage with round-robin, then a knockout with the best teams and a battle for third place.
Generating the schedule
How Slams builds the schedule automatically, and the difference between regenerating and redrawing.