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Must know
  • The lowest applicable price wins, and the flat price wins ties.
  • A pass added to the same cart discounts other program lines in that cart, in any order.
  • On a Full & Drop-in program you can set a separate discounted price for single drop-in sessions; a credit pass applied to a drop-in gives the rate but doesn’t use up a credit.
  • Available on plans that include Passes — if you don’t see it, ask your Uplifter contact.
When a family registers for a program, Uplifter looks at every price that could apply to that athlete and charges the cheapest one. The candidates are the program’s flat price and every eligible tier price — from passes the family already holds, memberships the athlete holds, and any qualifying pass or membership sitting in the same cart. The lowest of those wins. If two prices tie, the flat price is used, and among equally priced tiers the first one listed applies. A tier that costs more than the flat price, or one the family doesn’t hold, is simply ignored. A credit pass only counts while it still has a credit left; once it’s exhausted it drops out of the running and the next-best price takes over. Because in-cart passes count too, a family can add a pass and a program to the same cart and see the discounted program price right away — the order they add items doesn’t matter. On a Full & Drop-in program you can also set a separate discounted price for single drop-in sessions. When a holder books one session, Uplifter picks the lowest applicable drop-in price the same way it does for a full enrollment. A credit pass applied to a drop-in gives the discount without spending a credit, and a program that’s drop-in only (“Sign up per class”) always charges the standard per-session price. You set the discounted price each pass unlocks in the program builder — see the setup article below. Related: How do I set a lower program price for pass holders? · What happens when a pass holder uses a credit? · What’s the difference between unlimited and credit passes?