Padel camera system for clubs from CourtMaster, Lda, based in the EU. The club mounts a 2K camera magnetically on the court frame and connects a processing box by Ethernet. Players scan a QR code on the court to get the match video, highlights and AI stats in the CourtMaster app or web platform, and clubs can stream events to YouTube.
CourtMaster publishes prices for clubs, per court per month, with a 1-year minimum term. Starter: €45 per court per month, a €150 onboarding fee per court, 6 months paid upfront, and YouTube streaming at €2 per hour. Pro: €65 per court per month for 4 or more courts (€70 for 3 courts, €80 for 2, €90 for 1), a €150 onboarding fee per court, no upfront payment, 10% off if paid yearly, and unlimited YouTube streaming. Both plans include rental of the camera and processing box and unlimited videos and highlights. Clubs in Europe outside Portugal also pay a one-time €250 shipping and setup support fee. The site does not mention any fee for players.
Prices come from court-master.com and can change. Check the current price with CourtMaster before you pay.
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PlaySight
AI camera platform from PlaySight Interactive Ltd, with its technology and R&D headquarters in Israel. Clubs and venues install fixed or portable SmartCourt cameras that record, live stream and produce multi-angle video with AI highlights and match analytics. Players and coaches review sessions in the PlaySight app. It covers padel, tennis, pickleball, squash and other sports.
MATCHi TV
Streaming platform for racket sports from MATCHi TV AB, a Swedish subsidiary of MATCHi AB, the company behind the MATCHi booking platform. It was previously called Padelgo. Venues connect a camera on each court, players scan a QR code to stream or record their match on matchi.tv with their MATCHi account, and venues stream events and leagues, free or pay-per-view.
PadX
Padel-only AI analytics service from PadX Group Ltd, registered in England and Wales. PadX installs cameras and courtside screens at partner clubs. The cameras track every shot, and players get match stats, a rating, court heat maps and highlights in the PadX app for iOS and Android shortly after the match, with nothing to wear.
Wingfield
AI camera system for tennis, padel and pickleball courts, made by Wingfield GmbH in Magdeburg, Germany. Clubs and academies install the cameras and a court screen, and players use the free Wingfield Sports app to get match videos, highlight clips, stats, drills and rating links such as DUPR and the German LK.
Save My Play
AI camera and video platform for sports facilities, made by US company Save My Play, LLC. Clubs buy the cameras and pay a monthly fee per court. Players scan a QR code on the court to record, with no app or signup needed, and get replays, AI highlights and stats. It covers padel, pickleball, tennis, squash, table tennis, golf and basketball.
Clutch
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.
