Generate extra income while providing great value to your members

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If you’re looking to get some software set up then starting to look at what options are available is good to do between Jan – March. That way you have time to present proposals at your committee meeting and then start setting up your booking and payment system and communications. Some providers, like us, will manage all of that set up for you and others will provide the basic software for you to manage, so think about what your preferences are when you begin your search.

Good luck with the second half of your season, we hope this checklist reminder helps!


If you run children’s activity south africa rcs data classes, it’s very easy to become overly price sensitive around your members through fear of them leaving. The thought of adding a membership fee on top of the cost of their classes seems like lunacy. It certainly doesn’t have to be.

When membership fees are used correctly, they can add extra value to your current offering. Membership builds a sense of community and can give you opportunities to unite people behind your club, whilst also giving you a great opportunity to increase your revenue with no real financial cost. Remember, value for money is not limited to cash, but in the value you can create for your members, whether social, financial or emotional.

Picture this membership fees example
To paint a picture; imagine a club with 500 monthly participants, all of whom take part in one or two classes a week and have been at the club for an average of a year. This gives you a reliable base of 500 engaged participants who are interacting with your club regularly and are loyal. If we were to add a £2 monthly membership fee to each customer, that would give you an extra £12,000 across a year.