Court22 goes live with PadelLevels as momentum builds behind a Unified Global Padel Rating

Court22, the all-in-one platform for racket sports venues, is among the first platforms to bring PadelLevels live to its players, with players at participating venues already building their rating through matches recorded within Court22.

The integration is now being opened more widely, with PadelLevels set to become available to every padel player in the Court22 app over the coming weeks. Together, the two companies are working towards a simple ambition for the sport: one trusted player rating that works wherever you play.

Padel’s rapid growth has created a fragmented levelling landscape. Players can currently have different levels depending on the club, platform or country in which they play. PadelLevels is being built as independent rating infrastructure designed to sit across those systems rather than compete with them.

Court22 shares that vision.

Court22 is a Swedish all-in-one growth and retention platform for racket sports venues, bringing bookings, payments, activities, leagues, open matches, memberships, communication and club management together in one system. According to Court22, more than 475,000 player accounts have been registered on the platform, which is currently used by more than 150 venues across Sweden and five other countries.

Rather than building an isolated rating within its own ecosystem, Court22 chose to connect directly to PadelLevels. The integration has been live since spring 2026, initially for league players, and is now being opened to every padel player in the app. Matches played and recorded through Court22 can contribute towards a player’s PadelLevels rating, allowing that same rating to follow them beyond an individual venue or platform.

For PadelLevels, Court22 going live is an important proof point for how a shared rating can operate inside a major platform at scale. Players within the Court22 ecosystem can now be measured on the same scale as players elsewhere, bringing the sport closer to one portable rating that works wherever they play.

Jethro Binns, Co-Founder of PadelLevels and LevelTech, said:

The important thing here isn’t simply that Court22 has integrated PadelLevels. It’s that a platform has chosen to connect into a shared rating rather than create another isolated one. The integration is already built, clubs are already using it and results are already flowing. That moves this from an idea about what padel ratings could look like in the future to infrastructure that is working today. Court22 is exactly the kind of partner we want to build this with. They share our belief in an open, connected ecosystem and, with the integration already live, their players can now become part of the same rating network wherever they play. Every platform that connects makes that network stronger, and Court22 is another important step towards making one portable rating the standard across padel.”

Court22 and PadelLevels team members alongside the Court22 mobile app showing a PadelLevels player rating.

Fredrik Hoel, CEO of Court22, said:

“We don’t believe in locking players or their development into our own platform. Players should be able to take their level with them, regardless of where they play or which system they use. Padel becomes better when more people can take part, find the right opponents and compete on more equal terms. Together with PadelLevels, we want to contribute to a more open and inclusive rating system for the entire padel community.”

Building the Network

PadelLevels is developed by LevelTech, the specialist sports rating company behind SquashLevels.

Its underlying algorithm has processed more than 7.5 million squash results across more than 30 countries and is used to deliver the World Junior Ratings in association with the World Squash Federation.

The long-term objective for padel is not to replace the platforms through which players book courts, organise matches or run clubs. It is to provide a common rating layer connecting them. With Court22 live, that network is already taking shape. As more platforms, club systems, operators and governing bodies connect, a player’s rating can increasingly become independent of where a match happens or which technology was used to organise it.

One player. One rating. Wherever they play.

About Court22

Court22 is an all-in-one growth and retention platform for modern racket sports venues, built for long-term growth.

The platform brings bookings, administration, activities, leagues, memberships, communication, statistics and community together in one system. For venues, that means less administration, better control and clearer insight into occupancy, revenue and player activity. For players, Court22 offers an easy-to-use app where they can book courts, find matches and playing partners, join activities and leagues, split payments, join open matches and follow their development.

According to Court22, more than 475,000 player accounts have been registered on the platform and it is currently used by more than 150 venues across Sweden and five other countries as of August 2026.

Court22 is more than bookings. Read more at www.court22.com.

About LevelTech and PadelLevels

LevelTech is a specialist sports rating and data infrastructure company.

Its products include SquashLevels, which has processed more than 7.5 million results across more than 30 countries, and PadelLevels, its independent rating infrastructure for padel.

PadelLevels is designed to provide players with one portable rating that can work across clubs, platforms, operators and countries.