Padel Scoreboard Themes: Choosing a Look for Every Court TV
By the Multi Score Screen team6 min read
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Padel scoreboard themes change how the score looks on the court TV without changing the score itself. Multi Score Screen has six: Platinum, Classic, Gold, Broadcast, Neon and Pro. Each court can wear its own theme, so the showcase court can look like a final while the training court stays simple, and every theme keeps the same live score, player names and photos, serve indicator and sponsor strip. When a match ends, a winner screen takes over before the court resets.
The six themes at a glance
| Theme | Look | Best padel use |
|---|---|---|
| Platinum | Minimal and metallic, thin numerals on a dark stage | Modern indoor clubs, premium venues |
| Classic | Bold pair rows with the game score in large color blocks | Busy club courts, reading from the far glass |
| Gold | Gold and silver numerals with a match clock | Finals, showcase court, events |
| Broadcast | TV-broadcast layout with large player photos on each side | Courts with spectators, streamed or filmed matches |
| Neon | Glowing yellow and blue arcs, set boxes and player photos | Glow padel, dark halls, evening sessions |
| Pro | Huge game-score numerals in the center, photos on each side | Sporty clubs that want nothing but the score |
All six show the same padel information: the current game score, games in the set, finished sets, the serving pair, and the names and photos of all four players.
Platinum: the quiet premium look
Platinum is the theme to choose when the venue itself is the statement. Thin metallic numerals sit on a dark background, so the screen looks calm and expensive rather than loud. It works best indoors where the lighting is controlled. If players are reading it from the far baseline, check that the numerals are big enough on your TV size.
Classic: maximum clarity from the far end
Classic gives each pair a bold row and puts the game score in large blocks of color. It is the most readable layout from the opposite glass, and it is easy for first-time players to understand at a glance. Many clubs use it on their everyday rental courts, where readability matters more than style.
Gold: finals and the showcase court
Gold adds gold and silver numerals and a match clock, which makes it feel like an occasion. Use it on the court where finals are played, during tournaments, or on the court nearest the entrance that visitors see first.
Broadcast: when players are the story
Broadcast borrows the layout of televised sport: large player photos on each side and the set score in the center. On a court with spectators, or when matches are filmed for social media, it puts faces on screen. Remember that player names and photos used for a match are temporary and are removed when the match ends.
Neon: made for the dark
Neon surrounds the game score with glowing yellow and blue arcs, with set boxes and player photos around it. In glow padel venues, under UV light or simply on evening courts with low ambient light, it fits the atmosphere instead of fighting it.
Pro: just the score
Pro is clean and sporty: huge game-score numerals in the center, player photos on each side, and nothing else in the way. It is a strong choice for competitive clubs and for courts where players want to check the score in a fraction of a second between points.
The winner screen
When a match ends, the winner screen shows the winners' names and the set scores, with confetti falling on the TV, before the court resets for the next booking and the join QR code returns. It is a small moment that players often photograph, which is good for the club's social media.
Team colors and your own branding
Themes decide the layout. On top of that:
- Pro, Elite and Unlimited let you set custom team names and colors, useful for leagues, inter-club matches and corporate events.
- Elite and Unlimited add white-label branding, so the screens carry the club's identity rather than ours.
- Every plan keeps the sponsor strip beneath the score, and sponsor images or videos can rotate between matches. The padel scoreboard sponsorship guide explains how to plan that.
How to choose a theme for each court
Ask three questions per court:
- How far is the furthest player, and how bright is the court? Far and bright suggests Classic or Pro; dark suggests Neon.
- What is the court for? Rentals and lessons favor clarity; finals and events favor Gold or Broadcast.
- What does the venue look like? A minimal modern hall suits Platinum; a lively glow venue suits Neon.
Then try it. Changing a theme is quick, so play a few points with two candidates and ask players which one they read faster. For placement and glare, see the outdoor and indoor padel court guide.
Plans
All six themes run on the TV each court already has. Starter is $44/month for one court and one sport, Pro $134/month for up to five courts, Elite $224/month for up to ten courts with white-label branding, and Unlimited $1,299 per court one-time, with no term limit. See the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How many themes does the padel scoreboard have?
Six: Platinum, Classic, Gold, Broadcast, Neon and Pro, plus a winner screen when a match ends.
Can each court use a different theme?
Yes. Every court TV can wear its own theme while the live score and the sponsor strip stay the same.
Which theme is easiest to read from the far glass?
Classic and Pro, because both keep the game score very large.
Can we use our club colors?
On the Pro, Elite and Unlimited plans you can set custom team names and colors. Elite and Unlimited also offer white-label branding.
Do sponsors appear in every theme?
Yes. The sponsor strip sits beneath the score in every theme.
Want to see the themes on your own TV? Request a demo and we will switch between them during the call.
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