Questions people ask before uploading

A certified human coach, named, with their credentials on the page. Not software and not an anonymous queue. You'll see who reviewed your match, and you can request them again next time.

More than most people expect. An annotated video with your coach's voiceover walking through the match. A written report card that scores every part of your game, 33 items across serve, return, volleys, overheads, the back court, movement, positioning and point play, with a note from your coach on each. Drills prescribed for what they saw, with reps. And at the sharp end of all that, the three things to fix first, ranked, each with the reason and a cue to say on court, on a focus card you can screenshot. Smaller review sizes carry less of this; the pricing page lists exactly what each one includes.

Those tools can tell you your ball speed or shot count. They can't tell you why you keep getting stuck at the net or what to actually do about it. Pista puts a certified coach on your match, who explains what happened the way a coach would courtside.

Within 3 days of your footage finishing upload, whichever review you bought. If we're late, you get your money back.

Read the filming guide before you play. It takes two minutes and covers camera position, orientation and length. If footage you send isn't usable, we'll tell you before your coach spends time on it, not after.

Just a phone and something to keep it still. A tripod is ideal, but resting it on a bag against the back fence works too. No other equipment needed.

Yes, as long as it follows the filming guide: landscape, from behind the back glass on your side, whole court visible.

No. Every review is a single payment. There's also a three-review bundle if you want to track your progress over a few sessions; it's valid for 6 months.

Everything is priced and charged in EUR.

You get your money back automatically. See the refunds page for the full policy.

Only your coach and the operators of Pista who need it to deliver your review. Full detail is on the privacy page, including how long we keep it.

Only if you opt in. It's off by default, and we will never use your footage publicly without you actively agreeing to it first.