Small-sided soccer is booming: company teams, groups of friends and kids' parties book fields by the hour, and leagues and camps fill the off-peak times. A soccer court needs little space, few staff and hardly any upkeep.
Our customers run soccer centers indoors and outdoors, fields on rooftops and parking decks, in malls and next to restaurants, from New York, Austin and Miami to Switzerland.
Companies build fields for employee sports too: the Kollegabold fields of the Danish company sports association Dansk Firmaidrætsforbund were built in 78' x 50'.
A 5v5 field brings ten paying players an hour. Leagues, camps, corporate events and kids' parties keep bookings coming outside the evening peak.
100' x 50' is enough for a full game of 5v5. Several fields can stand side by side and share boards and nets.
Former tennis halls, warehouses or exhibition halls become soccer centers with the SoccerGround Indoor, with side and roof nets and LED sports lighting.
The Advanced stands free on a level, load-bearing surface with no ground fixing at all, and with a roof net every ball stays on the field. That is how people have played on a roof in Queens, New York, for about ten years, and at Vanta in Austin. Whether a site is suitable, for example where it is very windy, we check beforehand.
Boards in your colors, with your logo or as advertising space for partners: extra income and a look that works well on social media.
Hot-dip galvanized steel, structurally certified, sound-insulated sandwich boards: the field stands up to many hours of hard play every day, and spare parts come straight from the manufacturer.
Indoors or outdoors, permanent or portable, one field or several.
Indoor
For indoor soccer centers, with side and roof nets and matching lighting.
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Rooftop & asphalt
Free-standing and without foundations: for rooftops, parking decks and paved sites.
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Outdoor center
Anchored on a newly laid out site: for outdoor soccer centers.
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Pop-up
For malls, events and seasonal use: set up and taken down in 1–2 hours.
Learn more →One 100' x 50' field, rented at $75 an hour for an average of 5 hours a day on 300 days a year: that is 1,500 hours and $112,500 of revenue a year, from a single field.
Leagues in the evening, camps and schools in the morning, parties on weekends: the better the off-peak times are filled, the sooner the field has paid for itself.
An example with assumed figures, not a promise. Prices and bookings depend on location and concept.
From 65' x 42' for 4v4 to 131' x 66' for 7v7; 100' x 50' is the size for 5v5. Any other size is available on request, also to fit your facility.
Choose the model, size, colors, netting and surface, keep your design as a PDF and request a free, no-obligation quote.
Design your field41 installations with photos, the latest here
This summer, Paris Saint-Germain turned heads in Los Angeles with its bold and immersive PSG House pop-up at 8175 Melrose Avenue. Running for ten days in June, the event blended street culture, art, fashion, and football into one unforgettable experience. But at the heart of it all, literally and figuratively, was the rooftop mini-pitch.
At Gaddis Park in Forest, MS, city planners and SoccerGround created two side-by-side SoccerGround Classic mini‑pitches, each measuring approximately 100 × 50 feet, complete with professional fencing, turf, and futsal regulation goals
Step onto the rooftop at 300 San Antonio St., and you’ll find Austin’s first rooftop soccer pitch, perched atop a downtown parking garage. This SoccerGround Advanced mini-pitch combines futsal-scale dimensions, rebound boards, and full netting enclosure, all framed by an unbeatable city skyline.
Nestled within the Upfield Atlanta facility in Kennesaw, Georgia, lies a custom-built indoor mini‑pitch - a specialized training arena designed to elevate the soccer experience for youth players, summer camps, and league clinics.
Champions Gate, a resort-style housing community just east of Orlando in Davenport, Florida, now features a mini‑pitch nestled among poolside amenities and walking paths. This SoccerGround Advanced installation brings small-sided play directly into the neighborhood, allowing residents to kick off a game without leaving the community.
Tell us where your fields are to go: indoor facility, rooftop or open ground. We plan the number, size and equipment of the fields with you and send you a quote.