03 Partner with us
Share the vision.
Our joint venture model is for operators who want to launch a padel facility without carrying the whole build alone — and for existing businesses ready to scale. Co-branded facilities, exclusive territory, flexible profit sharing.
The model
You bring the market. We bring the machine.
Most people who want to open a padel facility are not short of ambition. They are short of the specific things a padel operation needs: courts at cost, a brand players recognise, a booking system that works, and someone who has done the build before.
That is what a joint venture with P2 Comsports puts on the table. You bring the site, the local knowledge and the operating appetite. We bring the courts, the Pukka Padel International brand, the systems and the launch.
It works the same way for an existing operator who wants to scale as it does for a first facility.
Partner benefits
What a partner gets.
The full list, as it stands. Which of these apply and on what terms is settled per territory and per project.
- Co-branded court facilities
- Centralised booking and CRM system
- Launch strategy and marketing toolkit
- Player recruitment and tournament support
- Flexible profit sharing
- Full transparency in monthly reporting
- Cost-price equipment and fit-outs
- Access to our planning and CGI graphics teams
- Exclusive territorial rights
- Use of the Pukka Padel International brand and assets
- Branding co-operations and sponsorships with global partners
Who does what
A clear division of labour.
What we bring
- Court manufacture and installation at cost price
- The Pukka Padel International brand and brand assets
- Centralised booking and CRM infrastructure
- Planning, layout and CGI visualisation
- Launch strategy, marketing toolkit and tournament support
- Monthly reporting and full financial transparency
What you bring
- The site, or a route to one
- Local market knowledge and relationships
- Day-to-day operating capability
- An agreed share of the investment
- Commitment to the territory you are taking
How it starts
Four conversations, not forty.
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Enquiry
Tell us the territory, the site if you have one, and where you are in the process.
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Feasibility
We look at the floorplate, the court count it supports and what the local market will carry.
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Terms
Investment split, profit share, territory and brand licence agreed in writing.
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Build and launch
Courts manufactured and installed, systems switched on, launch programme runs.
Indicative investment levels, profit-share ranges and territory definitions are [TO BE CONFIRMED] and issued under a partnership discussion rather than published.
Take a territory.
Exclusive territorial rights are agreed one market at a time. If yours is open, this is the conversation that opens it.