Problems we solve
- Coordination spread across too many channels.
- Unclear rules around absences and substitutes.
- Slow score processing after each round.
- Uncertainty around budget and cost sharing.
For private leagues
Padel league management software for private groups
PadelRoster is built for the organizer who wants one padel app for scheduling, absences, session flow, and follow-up.
What you get
- Onboarding with season setup, members, and invite links.
- Session flow with attendance, matches, and scoring.
- Leaderboard and player insights without manual work.
- Budget overview with expected share per core player.
Supported formats
Supported padel scoring formats: Americano, Mexicano and Classic Tennis
PadelRoster currently supports three padel scoring formats for private leagues. That gives organizers a better fit whether the group prefers point-based sessions like Americano and Mexicano or traditional set-based match reporting.
Point-based padel format
Americano
Americano is a strong fit for private padel leagues that want simple point-based scoring across recurring session nights.
- Works well when every match should follow the same fixed total-points setup.
- A good option for social groups that still want a clear leaderboard over time.
Competitive points race
Mexicano
Mexicano suits private groups that want an easy scoring model, but with more focus on rankings, momentum and weekly results.
- Keeps score entry straightforward for both players and organizers.
- Useful when your league wants a more competitive feel without changing the core points logic.
Traditional set scoring
Classic Tennis
Classic Tennis is built for padel leagues that prefer recording results as regular set scores such as 6-4, 7-5 or 7-6.
- Matches can be described in the same scoring language players already use on court.
- A better fit when your group prefers set-based results instead of a fixed points total.
Can PadelRoster be used for mixed Americano and mixed Mexicano?
Yes, PadelRoster can be used for mixed Americano and mixed Mexicano sessions in private groups. The mixed pair composition is currently managed by the organizer rather than enforced as a separate system format.
How to choose the right padel format for your league
If you want fast, repeatable score entry across recurring court nights, Americano and Mexicano are the natural starting points. If your players think in sets and games, Classic Tennis gives you a more familiar scoring model. If you are also comparing tournament structures like round robin and knockout, read our guide to padel tournament formats.
Get started quickly
- Create a league and invite players.
- Schedule sessions and assign groups.
- Run live scoring and share standings instantly.