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have you considered offering a "pay as you go" package based on the clubs membership count? they pay a flat fee of X a month (or X-5% a year) and Y per member p
by rudasn 16y ago
have you considered offering a "pay as you go" package based on the clubs membership count? they pay a flat fee of X a month (or X-5% a year) and Y per member per month. This only makes sense if your program has something to do with the club's members (booking courts, managing renewals/subscriptions etc).
btw, what sucks the most in tennis clubs is finding a court to play. it would be very cool to send a text and say "15:00 today" and receive back a text saying "Ok, booked" or "16:00 is better" or something like that; or "next free slot" and receive back "16:00, court 5. Book?".
- nicholasreed 16y agoIt does that and a lot more. We do base our pricing off a few club-size factors, with ~$300 per club being the low end. If they wanted to pass the price off to members, they would see rates rise $0.50 per person per month.