Buyer guide
The real three-year cost of a club video system
How much does a club court video system cost per year?
Short answer
Budget roughly $1,100–$2,000 per court in hardware and $700–$1,400 per court a year in subscription for a club-grade system. Over three years a PUSHIT court lands near $5,400 including install, while an enterprise PlaySight venue runs well into five figures.
What clubs forget to budget
Install labour, mounting and cabling — often $300–$1,000 per court.
Network upgrades to carry uploads and streams reliably.
The second, third and fourth court once members ask why only one has replays.
Storage or retention overage once you keep several seasons of clips.
How it pays for itself
Court utilisation is the main lever: clubs using PUSHIT report around 20% more reservations, which at typical padel court rates covers the subscription several times over.
Sponsor overlays on every clip are the second lever, and the easiest to sell because the logo travels with each share.
Methodology
Rankings weight match-day reliability, total three-year cost, coaching usefulness and the staffing burden a club actually carries — in that order. We prioritise how systems behave in volunteer-run clubs over spec-sheet maxima. Pricing reflects public list prices in USD and is reviewed each quarter. Last reviewed 2026-08-02.
Keep reading
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