Payments for clubs

Free app. There is no Get The Game On subscription for managers or players.

Processing only when you collect: Clubs pay card processing fees on money that comes in — not a monthly charge just for having the app. We're moving to lower rates, typically around 2%, with no extra monthly platform fee on top of processing.

During the transition: Exact rates are confirmed in the app at checkout for your club. When the updated payments partner is live for you, marketing and compare pages will show the locked-in figure.

Create memberships (e.g. Junior, adult, ladies, social) with optional expiry so members know when they've paid until and when to renew. Add match fees, training fees and one-off event fees. Members see their current membership on the home screen and when it's running out, so they're less likely to miss a renewal.

Send a payment request from the fixture or event: choose the fee, the players and send. They get a notification and can pay in one tap. You get an overview of all transactions—filter by type (membership/fee), search by player, see who's paid and who hasn't. Send a request to those who haven't so nothing slips through. Players can pay multiple pending requests in one transaction.

Members can also open your club Products list and pay themselves—buy a membership, match fee or other product without waiting for a request. The app shows what's already been purchased. Many clubs lean on payment requests for match day, but the product area works like a simple shop when you want self-serve subs or renewals.

Payments are powered by Stripe. Apple Pay and Google Pay are front and centre for speed; we also accept card and other options. You can choose who has access to manage payments (payment managers) so treasurers or committee members can run payments without having full manager access.

For anything over £30, members can split the cost into 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 instalments. They get a reminder each month and you see owed, outstanding and overdue in your payment overview. Useful for subs or big event fees so members don't have to find the full amount upfront.

Received cash or bank transfer outside the app? Managers can mark payment requests as paid offline so your records stay complete. From the payments dashboard, export transactions to CSV—pick a date range, filter by product, and optionally include offline payments for accounts and reconciliation.