What is break-even occupancy?

It is the percentage of court hours you must sell each month for revenue to equal costs. Below that percentage you lose money; above it, you start paying back the investment.

Why are some fields blank?

Rent, staff, other costs, open hours and occupancy vary a lot from one club to another and there is no reliable public source, so we do not put in an invented number. Fill them in with your own data.

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How much does it cost to open a padel club in Mexico?

Enter your courts, costs and hourly price and see the investment, the break-even point and how many months it takes to pay back.

Number of courts

Court type

Construction per court, land excluded (MXN)(editable estimate)Editable estimate: midpoint of the usual range of MX$285,000 to MX$380,000 MXN per court, land excluded, according to Cronoshare México (23 Sep 2026).Land or premises rent per month (MXN)No reliable public data: fill it in with your own quote.Staff per month (MXN)No reliable public data: fill it in with your own quote.Other costs per month (MXN)No reliable public data: fill it in with your own quote.Example price fromCourt price per hour (MXN)(editable estimate)Editable estimate: example price per court hour, calculated from the minimum and maximum median of 8 clubs in Cancún (90-minute slot), checked on Oct 8, 2026.Open hours per dayNo reliable public data: fill it in with your own quote.Occupancy (% of hours booked)No reliable public data: fill it in with your own quote.

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Total investment

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Estimate based on the data you enter. It is not financial advice or a promise of results.

How it is calculated

The investment is the number of courts times the construction cost of each one, plus the roof if you choose a covered court. It does not include land or permits, which depend on each location.

Monthly revenue is courts times open hours per day times 30 days times the hourly price times occupancy. Monthly costs add up rent, staff and other costs.

Break-even occupancy is the one that exactly covers your costs. Months to pay back are the investment divided by the monthly profit; if the profit is not positive, the calculator says so instead of inventing a figure.

Sources of the example data

Only two figures come preloaded and both can be edited. Everything else is left blank because we could not find a reliable public source.

This is not financial advice

This calculator is an informational tool. It is not financial, legal or tax advice, and it does not promise any income. Real costs vary with the city, the land, permits, taxes and demand; get quotes and consult a professional before investing.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to open a padel club in Mexico?: It depends on the number of courts, whether they are covered, the land and the permits. This calculator adds up what you enter and starts from a public per-court construction range, which you can replace with your own quote.
What is break-even occupancy?: It is the percentage of court hours you must sell each month for revenue to equal costs. Below that percentage you lose money; above it, you start paying back the investment.
Why are some fields blank?: Rent, staff, other costs, open hours and occupancy vary a lot from one club to another and there is no reliable public source, so we do not put in an invented number. Fill them in with your own data.