A solid launch blueprint is the difference between a padel club that thrives and one that fails. Here's what every section needs and why it matters.

Executive Summary

Your executive summary should answer five questions in two paragraphs: What are you building? Where? How much will it cost? What's the expected return? What makes you qualified?

Keep it specific. "A 6-court hybrid padel club in Wynwood, Miami targeting $72K monthly revenue at 60% occupancy with $820K total investment and 16-20 month breakeven" beats "a premium sports facility."

Market Analysis

Real market data, not guesses:

Financial Model

This is where most people get it wrong. Your financial model needs three scenarios — not one optimistic projection.

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Revenue typically splits: 60% court rental, 15% coaching, 12% F&B, 13% events/merchandise/other. These ratios hold globally with minor variation.

Supplier Directory

Don't just list suppliers — compare them:

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Operations Playbook

A 6-court club needs approximately 11 staff members. Break down roles, salaries, and scheduling. Include KPIs: target 60% occupancy in year one, 75% by year two. Track revenue per court per month — healthy clubs hit $8K-$15K depending on market.

What Most People Miss

The plan itself isn't the goal — it's the decision-making framework. Every section should help you answer: "Should I do this, and if so, how?" If your plan reads like a school essay, start over.

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