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Instalments

An annual membership that splits, without you chasing it.

Instalments are how an Israeli studio sells an annual membership, so they are part of the sale rather than an add-on. An amount splits across payments on the same card, each payment raises its own invoice, and revenue is recorded against what has been delivered rather than what has been collected.

What It Does

  1. A Number You Set

    Per plan, and with a minimum amount if you want one.

  2. An Invoice Per Payment

    Rather than one invoice up front that nobody can find later.

  3. Revenue as Delivered

    What has not been delivered sits as deferred revenue and does not inflate the month.

  4. A Failed Payment

    Surfaces as an alert with who, how much and why. It does not quietly disappear.

  5. Cancelling Part-Way

    The remaining payments stop and the proration is worked out on its own.

  6. She Sees the Schedule

    How many payments remain and when each one falls.

How It Works

  1. Set it on the plan

    How many instalments are allowed, and from what amount.

  2. She chooses

    At the point of purchase, from the app or at the desk.

  3. Billing runs

    Each payment in turn, on the saved card.

  4. The report tells the truth

    Revenue is recorded against what has been delivered.

Common Questions

Does this hold credit limit?

How the limit behaves is set with the processor and by the transaction type. Tell us what matters to you and we will say what is possible today.

What happens when a payment is declined?

You get an alert with the name, the amount and the reason, and the membership does not quietly carry on as if nothing happened.

Can a membership be cancelled mid-instalments?

Yes. The remaining payments stop and the unused part is prorated and recorded.

Who It Is For

  • Pilates
  • CrossFit
  • Yoga
  • Gyms
  • Boxing
  • Dance
  • Martial arts
  • Kids' classes
  • Personal training

Everything a Studio Runs

All Features

If One of the Three Costs You Money, Tell Us How Much.

The first conversation is questions, not a deck.