Prices go up. It is a fact of running a business that over time, you will have to increase your pricing and this includes the prices for memberships already existing on client accounts.
While editing the price of a membership in your set-up will change the pricing for that membership being sold in the future, it will not update the pricing for current membership holders. To have clients pay a price increase, you will need to cancel their current membership and resell them the new membership at the higher price.
Step by Step:
- Pull a membership report, and export a CSV file to work from
- go to the clients account
- double check which card is on the auto-pay if they have more than one card on file
- Cancel their current membership "at end of current billing cycle"
- Make note of their original bill date.
Resell them the membership:
- Click on the Cart icon from their client profile.
- click membership
- select the membership they are moving to
- click on the recurring price
- Click "Skip" when the request to sign the waiver pops up
- Click "Select start date"
- select their original billing date for the next month.
Once the membership is in their cart:
- Click "Process order" for $0 (this will put their future bill on their account)
- Select a card to enroll in the auto-pay (this will allow the new membership to be billed automatically every month
- return to the client profile
- scroll down to the bottom of their page to Signatures
- click the "request a signature" button
- select the membership agreement you want them to sign
- this will send them a notification through the app to sign the agreement before they can register for their next class.
Things to Note
On the day you resell the membership, the client WILL get a $0 receipt when you process the new membership.
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