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Padel tool

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AI camera and app for padel clubs, made by Clutch ApS, which designs its hardware in Copenhagen, Denmark. Clubs mount a 4K Clutch Cam on each court and pay a monthly fee per court. Players scan a QR code to record, then get live streams, AI highlights, match stats and a Clutch Score rating in the Clutch app.

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Padel tools

Clutch pros and cons

Pros

  • Per-court prices are published in USD
  • Annual plans include the camera at no extra cost
  • Mounting takes about 10 minutes per court, according to Clutch
  • Tracks padel-specific shots such as bandeja, vibora and chiquita

Cons

  • Padel only today; other racket sports are on the roadmap
  • Recording needs a court fitted with a Clutch camera
  • Some app features cost extra, such as Clutch Pro or recording credits

Clutch features

  • 4K Clutch Cam with onboard AI, magnetic base and a single PoE cable
  • Players start a recording by scanning a QR code at the court
  • Live streaming, full match replays and AI-generated highlights
  • Stats: winners, errors, shot speed, distance run and 9 padel shot types
  • Clutch Score, a 1 to 10 player rating developed with World Padel Rating
  • Club leaderboards, Clutch TV screens and sponsor placements
  • Integrates with Playtomic and PadelMates, plus a public API
  • Player app for iOS and Android

Clutch pricing

Clubs pay per court per month, in USD, excluding VAT where applicable. Annual plan (billed annually, camera included): $179 per court per month for 1-3 courts, $139 for 4-9 courts and $129 for 10 or more. Monthly plan: $199, $159 and $149 per court per month for the same tiers, plus a one-time $399 hardware fee per camera. All plans include a 1-year camera warranty, remote setup support, free shipping and full platform access. The player app is free to download. The US App Store lists optional in-app purchases, including Clutch Pro at $9.99 a month or $79.00 a year and recording credits from $1.99.

Prices come from clutchapp.io and can change. Check the current price with Clutch before you pay.

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