Clubs and member networks
Small enough to know everyone. Big enough to need help.
A club runs on the same structure as an association ten times its size, without the administrative weight that usually comes with it: one member record, dues that collect themselves, events that price from the record, and a directory members actually use. Volunteers run the groups they care about without needing to be trained on software. The work stays with the handful of people who already do it, and it stops taking their evenings.
Collect the dues without chasing anybody
- Recurring dues
- Renewal notices
- Grace periods
- Automatic retries
- One checkout
Notices go out on a schedule you set once, cards on file are charged when they are due, and a failed payment retries itself. The treasurer stops being the person who sends the awkward email, because the system sent the polite one first.
See membership managementLet volunteers run their own corners
- Interest groups
- Committees
- Forums
- Group events
- Officer roles
The member who organizes the monthly meetup runs their own group, its roster and its events, without an administrator handing out permissions each time. A club with no staff still gets to have things happening in more than one place at once.
See community managementTell us how the club runs
Bring what your volunteers do by hand today and we will show it running.