Must know
- Where it shows. The Rate Card dropdown (default No rate card (fixed price)) appears only when Billing Schedule is Monthly recurring and Registration Style is Enroll in entire program or Full & Drop-in.
- Availability. Rate Cards is turned on for your club by Uplifter. If you don’t see Rate Cards under Settings > Financials, contact Uplifter support.
- What a card changes. Picking one hides Monthly Price, the per-session price choice, Proration, the pass, member and punch-card price editor and (except Full & Drop-in with a paid drop-in price) Discounts, and switches waitlist settings off.
- Schedule and lock. The program needs at least one weekly time slot before it can be made Active. The card can’t be changed or removed once athletes are enrolled, or while a registration or payment is in progress.
1
Set the billing basics
Create the card first under Settings > Financials > Rate Cards. Then set Registration Style to Enroll in entire program or Full & Drop-in (on General) and Billing Schedule to Monthly recurring (on Billing).
2
Pick the card
In the program builder, use the Billing step. On an existing program, choose Configure from its row menu in Registrations > Programs, then open the Billing tab. Under Billing Schedule, choose a card from Rate Card. A card with no tiers shows as “[card name] - add tiers in Settings first” and can’t be picked.
3
Add a time slot
Add at least one weekly time slot on Schedule. A Draft can be saved without one, but it can’t be made Active.
4
Save
Save the program. Creating a program needs the Create Training permission; saving changes to an existing one needs Edit Training.
- Applications to a rate-card program can’t be approved: “Approving a rate-card program is not supported yet. Enrol this athlete manually so their tier is priced correctly.”
- Bulk program updates leave the card alone.
- A season rollover carries the card forward. The renewed program is held as Draft with registration Closed if the card is missing or has no tiers, there are no weekly time slots, it doesn’t bill monthly or use a whole-program style, or waitlist settings remain.