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Must know
  • Columns are From (min/wk), Up to (min/wk), Monthly Price, Weekly, and Per Hour. Only Up to and Monthly Price are typed — From is derived (0 on the lowest row, otherwise the row below plus one), so bands can’t leave gaps.
  • The last row is always the open-ended catch-all: its Up to is a disabled and its Per Hour cell is blank. A one-row card covers 0+ — everything.
  • Empty fields keep Save disabled with no red styling — a fresh row is incomplete, not wrong. Red flags a real problem: minutes of 0 or less, duplicate minutes, a price of 0 or less, or a price inversion (“A tier covering fewer minutes can’t cost more than a higher tier”).
  • Saving replaces the card’s whole tier list, and the confirmation names how many enrolled athletes it re-prices — “taking effect at each family’s next billing cycle — no charges now.”
  • Rate cards are available on plans that include Rate Cards — if you don’t see them under Settings → Financials, ask your Uplifter contact. Creating and editing cards needs permission to edit financials.
1

Create the card

Go to Settings → Financials → Rate Cards, click New rate card, enter a Name (up to 100 characters, unique in your club), and click Create. The card appears with no tiers yet.
2

Add your first tier

Click Add tier. The first row of an empty card is the catch-all, so it covers 0+ — give it a Monthly Price and you have a flat-rate card.
3

Add the bands below it

Click Add tier for each band. New rows land above the catch-all, which always stays last. Type the Up to (min/wk) ceiling (whole minutes, 1 or more) and the Monthly Price — the derived columns fill in. A card holds up to 100 rows.
4

Save

Click Save, read the athlete count in Update this rate card?, then confirm with Update rate card.
Renaming and deleting. The pencil renames a card at any time; a duplicate name is rejected with “A rate card with that name already exists.” The trash deletes it, but only once no program points at it. The remove icon on a row deletes just that tier. And if the page fails to load, editing is disabled on purpose, so a save from a failed load can never overwrite real tiers. Related: What is a rate card, and when would my club use one? · How do I price a program from a rate card?