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Annual report · 2026 edition

What time do padel slots disappear?

We continuously monitor padel court availability across Europe. This report analyses 1,180,934 observations covering 63,506 slot types across 1,457 clubs. The largest public study of padel booking pressure ever run.

The key number

An 8pm slot disappears 43% faster than an 8am slot.

The later the hour, the shorter a free slot survives: our availability index drops from 33.0 observation passes on average for an 8am slot to 18.8 for an 8pm slot.

How long a free slot survives, by hour (5 countries, local time)

Index = average number of observation passes (~3h apart) where the slot was still bookable. Shorter bar = slot gone sooner.

07:00
44.4
08:00
33.0
09:00
30.2
10:00
29.0
11:00
29.0
12:00
28.0
13:00
26.0
14:00
24.7
15:00
24.2
16:00
23.7
17:00
23.6
18:00
22.5
19:00
20.9
20:00
18.8
21:00
19.8
22:00
19.0

Evening pressure, country by country

Survival gap between a morning slot (8-11am) and an evening slot (6-9pm) within each country. The indicator is internal to each market, so it compares fairly.

CountryEvening slots analysedAn evening slot disappears…
Italy3,00246% faster
United Kingdom92330% faster
Spain3,66420% faster
France51517% faster
Belgium361at the same pace (relaxed market)

Italy has the most contested evenings in Europe: an evening slot vanishes almost twice as fast as a morning one.

Method and limitations

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These figures are free to reuse, commercially included, with attribution to “Padel Snipe” and a link to this page. The full clubs dataset is available on the open-data atlas.

Why we know these numbers

Padel Snipe books courts automatically the second they open. This continuous availability monitoring is what produces this data.

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