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Swana

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AI camera recording and analytics service for padel clubs, developed and based in the UK. Swana installs cameras on each court, and players scan a QR code to record, then watch their match, AI highlights and stats in the Swana app. Clubs also get a branded app, a dashboard, club TV screens and live streaming.

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Padel tools

Swana pros and cons

Pros

  • Club prices are published in GBP
  • Repairs and replacements are included while the club subscribes
  • Unlimited recording and storage for clubs, with no per-hour charges
  • Free player tier with 5 recorded matches a month

Cons

  • Focused on UK clubs and available at select padel venues only
  • Cable runs to courts are quoted per venue and invoiced separately
  • Premium player features are a paid in-app purchase

Swana features

  • Cameras installed, networked and maintained by Swana's UK team
  • Players scan a court QR code to record their match in Full HD
  • AI highlights, plus Wave to Save: wave at the camera to bookmark a moment
  • AI player reports: shot maps, ball speed, distance, errors and time at the net
  • Coach tools: timestamped notes, annotation, voiceover and in-app training bookings
  • Branded club app, club dashboard, Swana TV screens and live streaming
  • Monthly clip competitions with a club Hall of Fame
  • Booking integrations such as Playtomic and Padel Mates

Swana pricing

Clubs pay, per camera, in GBP. Monthly plan: £150 per camera a month for 1-3 courts, £125 for 4-9 courts and £100 for 10 or more. Annual plan: £1,500 per camera a year, billed annually. A one-off hardware and install fee per camera is charged with the first payment (shown as £199, reduced from £399). Cable runs, if needed, are quoted per venue after a site survey and invoiced separately. Players can use the app for free with 5 matches a month and 7 days of storage. The UK App Store lists in-app purchases for Premium (£9.99) and Swana AI Analytics (£1.99) without stating a billing period.

Prices come from swana.co.uk and can change. Check the current price with Swana before you pay.

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