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Paak is a comprehensive sports management platform built as an EU-sovereign SaaS, designed to streamline operations for sports organizations across all levels. The platform targets European sports clubs with a freemium model.

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| Company | Startup from Switzerland · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 | — |
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Paak is the EU-sovereign club management platform for amateur sports — a single home for everything a club has to do off the pitch, designed for the volunteers who actually run them. It replaces the spreadsheets, paper folders, and scattered messaging threads with one place to manage members,...
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Paak.Club's answer
We have no big customer....yet
Paak.Club's answer
Paak is sport-native, not generic. Where most club software treats every sport as a calendar with payments stitched on, Paak ships seventeen sports pre-configured down to the formation level — kills, aces and blocks for volleyball, ippons for judo, sets for tennis, assauts for fencing. Each sport carries its own vocabulary, statistics, formations, and an AI advisor styled after a real coach of that discipline. Built end-to-end on an EU-sovereign stack with no third-country data path.
Paak.Club's answer
Three reasons. First, sport-native depth — Paak speaks volleyball or judo or fencing with their actual rules, not generic "events". Second, EU-sovereign by construction — French servers, EU-owned providers throughout, fully GDPR and nLPD compliant, no data crossing the Atlantic. Third, honest pricing and an honest free tier — Free up to 100 members and 3 teams with online payments included, no credit card on signup, paid plans earn upgrades by unlocking advanced features rather than gating basic ones.
Paak.Club's answer
Volunteer-run amateur sports clubs in France and Switzerland, typically 50 to 500 members, organised around a president, a treasurer, and a handful of coaches who give ten to twenty hours a week to administrative work their club's sporting mission would rather they didn't do. Paak is built for them — not for professional teams, federations, or enterprise tools.
Paak.Club's answer
Paak was started by Cyrille Barraud through Emmara, a Swiss company founded by a Frenchman. The trigger was the gap between what amateur clubs need — tools that understand their sport's actual rules, vocabulary, and federation context — and what they were getting: generic CRMs bent into shape for handball or volleyball. Paak began life as a Salesforce package, then was rebuilt from the ground up on an EU-sovereign stack so data stays in Europe and the platform speaks each sport natively.
Paak.Club's answer
Next.js 16, React, Express, Prisma 7, PostgreSQL, Hanko for passwordless authentication, Mollie for payments (with TWINT support in Switzerland), Brevo for email, Docker for containerisation, hosted on OVHcloud servers in France. Every provider in the stack is EU-owned. The platform is multi-tenant, multi-language (English, French, German), and will soon also ship with a Capacitor-based hybrid mobile app for iOS and Android.
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