Bundle two programs into one plan

A bundle lets a family add a second, related program on top of the membership
they are already starting, at a price you discount, and pay for both in one
monthly charge. Instead of chasing a separate payment for the extra program, it
rides along on the plan they already have.

When to bundle

Bundling works when you have two memberships that go together: a speed and
agility plan with a discounted shooting workout, or an evening fitness
membership with virtual coaching added on. If a family signing up for one would
plausibly want the other, a bundle gives them an easy yes and gives you a second
recurring payment.

Set up a bundle offer

You build a bundle on the base membership, the one families start from.

1. Open the program, then open its Packages.
2. On the recurring package you want as the base, open the menu and tap Bundle
   offers.
3. Tap Add Bundle Offer.
4. Under Program to add, pick the second program’s recurring package.
5. Set the Discounted price, what the family pays for that second program
   inside the plan. The savings against its normal price appear as you type.
6. Save. The offer now shows on your program page, under the membership button.

How the discount works

The discounted price is what the family pays for the added program each month.
The savings is the gap between that and the program’s normal price. If your
virtual coaching is normally $99 a month and you set the bundled price to $69,
the family sees Save $30/mo. You keep control of the number, so set it wherever
the discount still works for you.

The rules

A few things keep a bundle simple:

• Both have to be recurring memberships, not one-time session packs.
• Both have to bill on the same schedule, so both monthly or both weekly.
• Both have to be your programs in this space.
• A program cannot bundle with itself.

If a package is not a recurring one, its Bundle offers screen says so and
points you to a weekly package instead.

What the family sees

On your program page, under Start Membership, the family sees an offer to add
the second program with its discounted price and the savings. They tap Add to
my plan and check out once.

It is one charge, but two memberships. Each program keeps its own sessions, its
own weekly limit, and its own waiver. The family can pause or cancel either one
on its own, and the other keeps running. In their account, the two show up side
by side, marked as billed together.

For how the money reaches you and what the fees are, see getting paid with
Stripe.