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One payment for a membership introduction
Venues can configure one introductory payment covering several rolling billing cycles. Checkout states the total paid now, the period it covers, the next normal charge and any required full-price commitment. Class allowances continue to reset on the membership's monthly schedule during the introduction and follow the normal renewal schedule afterward. Existing purchases retain their terms.
# One payment for a membership introduction Venues can configure one introductory payment covering several rolling billing cycles. Checkout states the total paid now, the period it covers, the next normal charge and any required full-price commitment. Class allowances continue to reset on the membership's monthly schedule during the introduction and follow the normal renewal schedule afterward. Existing purchases retain their terms. Registration fees and optional extras remain separately disclosed. An offer's purchase deadline does not shorten the introductory access period. Venues must publish their chosen offer after the coordinated platform and client release. The flash-sale editor offers signup-relative and shared-date introductory periods. It presents both payment choices side by side and labels the entered amount as a total or a price per billing cycle. Product reviews show the normal renewal price separately. Fixed-date offers explain that all clients share an end date, while a rolling offer gives each client their configured introductory cycles. The preview states whether the introductory price is paid once or each cycle. Registration-fee-only offers keep the normal membership price explicit. Venues using several brands can make a flash sale venue-wide, choose one brand, or choose a combination. The editor and review show the scope, and the list and CSV export can be filtered by brand. These availability settings preserve each membership’s existing class and content access.
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Choose the brands covered by an offer
Venues with existing brands can configure an offer for the whole venue, one brand, or a selected combination. The editor, review and offer pages show its brand scope. Members choose a brand when a combined offer needs one; a brand's own website keeps checkout within that brand.