A court installation system for your club
Live score on a TV at every court, spoken announcements through a speaker, the remote in the player’s pocket. Play never stops during a match; when the court is empty, the same screen earns sponsor revenue.
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Sponsor revenue
Your court is empty 12 hours a day. Never the screen.
A padel court is booked 40–60 hours a week and sits waiting the rest of the time. In those hours the courtside TV becomes the club’s advertising board: the local restaurant, the sports shop, the physiotherapist, the car dealership — anyone who wants to reach the people walking into your club is a potential sponsor.
The screen doesn’t sit idle during a match either: sponsor visuals rotate in the strip beneath the score, and players look up at the screen after every point.
Revenue in three steps
Sell visibility, prove it with reports.
The day the system is installed, the club owns an advertising surface. The rest is three steps.
The screen becomes the most-watched spot in the club
Score and breaks during a match, sponsor showcase in the empty hours. Players, people waiting and spectators all look at the same screen; tournament day is the club’s busiest day, and the board is open on everyone’s phone too.
The club finds the sponsor and uploads the visual in five minutes
Monthly or seasonal packages: per court, across all courts, tournament sponsor. The visual is picked from the phone’s gallery; no technical knowledge, no agency, no printing costs. When the sponsor changes, the visual changes — the screen never goes blank.
Exposure reports make renewals easy
In tournament mode, the system counts how many times, for how many seconds and to how many unique viewers each sponsor visual was shown; the daily breakdown can be exported. Being able to tell a sponsor “1,200 people saw you this month” is the sentence that gets the contract renewed.
This is a sample calculation; the club sets the package price according to its region and membership size. We provide the hardware list, the installation price and a sponsor pitch template with the quote.
The system
Four parts per court.
TV (43–50")
The court’s scoreboard. Live score during a match, sponsor visuals when the court is empty. It doesn’t need to be a smart TV.
Android tablet
The brain of the system. It sits in a locked case behind the TV and drives it over HDMI.
Bluetooth remote
In the player’s pocket or on their wrist. One click scores a point — play never stops.
Bluetooth speaker
The score is announced after every point: “thirty – forty”, “Game!”, “Set!”.
How it works
From point to scoreboard in three seconds.
Click the remote
The player scores from the remote in their pocket; no walking to a screen. Top button is your point, bottom button the opponent’s. A player wearing a smartwatch (Apple Watch or Wear OS) does the same from the wrist.
The TV updates instantly
The score appears in large type on the court’s TV — readable from anywhere on the court.
The speaker announces it
“thirty – forty”, “Game!”, “Set!” — nobody asks the score, nobody argues it.
Idle courts show sponsors
The TV switches to sponsor visuals; empty hours earn the club revenue.
Holding a button undoes the last point; three clicks speaks the current score.
Tournament day
Every tournament is a sponsor’s best day.
In Americano and Mexicano tournaments the standings take care of themselves; the club’s logo sits at the top of every screen, and sponsors rotate on the players’ phones and on the live board. How many people watched is reported.
Why ScoreSay
A solid system that works on court.
No internet required
The system runs fully offline; a Wi-Fi outage does not affect a match. Temporary internet is only needed for setup and updates.
A power cut does not lose the match
When the device comes back on, the match resumes from the score it was at.
Every court is independent
A fault on one court does not affect the others, and courts can be added whenever you want.
All padel rules
Golden point / advantage, tie-break, super tie-break, set count and length settings, four-way serve rotation, change-of-ends reminder, unlimited undo.
Announcements in six languages
English, Turkish, French, Spanish, Italian and German. The club sets the announcement language, and on international courts a second language can be added — every point is then called in both.
Installation and training included
Tablet configuration, TV connection, remote and speaker pairing, staff training and a printed quick-reference card — all part of the installation service.
Big Screen
Want to try it before installing?
Mirror the app to any TV
You can put ScoreSay on the court TV today with Chromecast, a USB-C HDMI cable or an Android TV box. See the big-screen experience before committing to a permanent court installation.
FAQ
Common questions
Is finding sponsors the club’s job?
Yes; the club knows its own community far better than we do. We provide the advertising surface, the upload flow, the exposure report and a pitch template you can show a sponsor. The first sponsors are usually businesses the club already works with: the café, the sports shop, the physio, the insurance broker.
Is an internet connection required?
No. The system runs fully offline. Temporary internet is only needed for the initial setup and for updates.
If the power goes out, is the match score lost?
It is not. When the device powers back on, the match continues where it left off.
Does the TV brand matter?
It does not. The TV is used purely as an HDMI display; it does not need to be a smart TV, and an existing or second-hand set works fine.
Does it work on outdoor courts?
Yes, but the TV and tablet must be mounted somewhere sheltered from the weather or inside a protective cabinet. We decide that together during the site survey.
What if a remote is lost or breaks?
A spare remote is set up during installation; a replacement is cheap to buy and takes two minutes to pair. If there is no remote at all, the score can still be entered by tapping the screen.
Who buys the hardware?
Whichever you prefer: we provide the hardware list and approve the models while the club purchases them — or we handle procurement, mounting and installation turnkey. Either way the hardware belongs to the club.