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Clubs

Create smaller communities inside the venue clients already know.

Clubs lets a venue host focused member communities—such as a running club, prenatal group or advanced practice circle—with their own members, sessions, invitations and announcements.
  • Less administration
  • More revenue
  • Better service
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Clubs

Ready for the next action

1

Create a club

Define the community and invite eligible clients into a venue-owned roster.

2

Coordinate sessions

Plan club-specific activity alongside the wider venue schedule.

3

Share announcements

Keep focused updates with the club instead of broadcasting them to every client.

Business outcome

Deepen belonging around a shared interest while the venue keeps moderation, member identity and activity connected.

Create a club

Define the community and invite eligible clients into a venue-owned roster.

Coordinate sessions

Plan club-specific activity alongside the wider venue schedule.

Share announcements

Keep focused updates with the club instead of broadcasting them to every client.

Invite suggestions

Allow clients to suggest a club while preserving admin approval.

Availability

Know the boundary before you build the workflow

Clubs is a free-install module available across plan tiers. The venue must activate it; the public and member experiences remain subject to venue configuration and the client’s membership context.

Questions, answered

What to know about clubs

Short answers to the practical questions teams ask before rollout.

Who can create a club?
Venue admins control club creation and approval. Clients may suggest a club when the venue enables that workflow.
Can a club have its own sessions?
Yes. Clubs can maintain their own sessions, roster, invitations and announcements.
Is Clubs a paid add-on?
No. Clubs is currently a free-install module available across plan tiers.
Does a club replace ordinary bookings?
No. It adds a community layer while bookings and venue services continue through their normal flows.