Plans and punch cards

For head coaches and club administrators.

A plan is what a family signs up for: monthly dues, a season pass, or pay-as-you-go. A punch card is a bundle of sessions bought in advance. One-off charges such as equipment or a tournament entry are fees; see Payments.

Create a plan

On the web: Plans tab → New plan. In the app: your team → Plans & fees → Add → New plan.

Choose how it's billed:

Then choose Unlimited sessions, or a number of sessions included per week or per month. An athlete who comes more often than that is flagged (see below).

If your club has more than one team, turn on Offer to every squad in the club to sell the plan on every team. A family with a child on each team sees it once. Leave it off to offer the plan on this team only.

In the app, Retire plan stops new sign-ups to a plan. Athletes already on it stay until you move them.

Put athletes on a plan

Each athlete is on one plan at a time. Switching plans cancels the unpaid charges from the old plan and charges the new one. Pausing stops charges until the pause ends, which suits an injury or an off-season. Ending a membership stops future charges; anything already owed stays owed.

Sell a punch card

On the web: Plans → Punch cards → choose the athlete, the number of sessions and the price → Sell card. The charge appears on Payments.

A card works alongside a plan. When an athlete goes past what their plan includes, the card pays for the extra session instead of a new charge. Cards stack, so you can sell another before the first runs out. Families see how many sessions are left, highlighted when two or fewer remain. By default cards never expire; to change that, see Club settings.

When an athlete goes past their plan

Say an athlete on a twice-a-week plan comes a third time:

For each athlete on the list choose waive charge (cancels the session charge), charge stands (keeps it), or on the web never charge, for an athlete your club has agreed never pays for extra sessions (for example, a volunteer coach's child). You're asked for a reason, which is recorded. Assistant coaches don't see this list.