From Miami to Calgary to Curaçao, more than 500 events have been played on the platform. Here’s where we are, and why it matters.
When we built WPR Manager, the idea was simple.
Clubs needed a tool that could make a wide array of formats more interactive and easier to set up. Players needed a reason to care about showing up next week, and a way to track their progress.
More than 50 padel clubs across the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean are now running on WPR Manager. Together, they’ve hosted over 500 events: Americanos, Mexicanos, Box Leagues, Fixed Leagues, King and Queen of the Court, and full tournaments. All on the same platform, all feeding the same rating system. And all generating something that spreadsheets and group chats never could: a live, competitive, interactive environment that players are genuinely hooked on.
Where we’re live
The most active clubs have built consistent programming calendars on WPR Manager, the heaviest users running multiple events a week:
- Somos Padel, 90+ events
- Bay Padel, 75+ events
- Casas Padel Club, 50+ events
- SLC Padel Club, 45+ events
- The Pad Sarasota, 40+ events
Beyond the top of the list, we’re live in clubs from Boca Raton to Boulder, Austin to Denver, New York to Phoenix. Internationally, we’re at clubs including The District Toronto, Court X, Fairgrounds, Ultimate Padel, and Padel X in Curaçao. Each one is programming differently, with WPR as the common thread powering the experience end to end.
Top clubs by player participation:
Several partner clubs are already engaging hundreds of local players across multiple formats:
- Padel X Curaçao, 670+ players
- Padel Club Las Colinas, 570+ players
- True Padel, 450+ players
- Conquer Padel, 320+ players
- North Texas Racquet Club, 240+ players
These clubs run tournament events and programming at scale. But the number that matters most isn’t events run or players registered, it’s players coming back. Clubs using WPR Manager consistently report stronger repeat attendance. Every match counts toward something real and trackable, and players show up differently for it: more prepared, more competitive, more likely to return.
Why clubs are choosing WPR
One platform, every format. Americanos, Mexicanos, Box Leagues, Fixed Leagues, King and Queen of the Court, round robins, full tournaments, all in one place. Every match played on WPR Manager feeds a WPR or WPR-S rating, updating in real time the moment results are posted. That immediate, visible validation turns a regular Americano into something players talk about and come back for the following week. Leaderboards update live during events, so even players on the sidelines end up tracking results when links are shared.
A retention engine, not just a scheduling tool. The gamification layer is what drives repeat attendance. WPR Manager turns a club’s programming calendar into an ongoing interactive competition that players stay invested in well beyond any single event. The clubs seeing the highest repeat attendance are the ones that have leaned into this fully: posting leaderboards on screens, celebrating rating movers and most active players, and building seasonal formats, a box league, a series of Americanos, a club championship. Club and Event Leaderboards give communities real-time standings based on ratings, results, activity levels, and improvement over time. Players know exactly where they stand and can track their progress week by week.
A network, not a silo. A player’s WPR rating is their passport across an ecosystem that feeds into United States Padel Association and Padel Association of Canada sanctioned events and leagues, including Nox Circuit and NPL League. The more events they play, the more accurate and meaningful their rating becomes. The more clubs that join, the more valuable the network becomes, for players, for clubs, and for the sport.