Choose how to organize membership groups

Step by step

1. List the groups your club needs, such as paid members, beginners, volunteers, or a private class.
2. Separate being on the club roster from belonging to a particular group. Decide which groups grant access and which require payment.
3. Use tiers for choices within the same group, such as different membership options. Use separate groups when access or audiences differ.
4. Review each group's browsing, joining, member-list visibility, pricing, and expiration rules.
5. Check how a new member joins and how an organizer adds someone manually before inviting people.

After you finish

Your groups reflect the access and billing arrangements you intend, rather than relying on a roster entry alone to show that someone paid.

An organizer's complimentary assignment, an imported membership, and a paid checkout can create different membership and billing outcomes. Check both group access and payment records.

If you get stuck

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Video tutorialHow to Create and Manage Membership Groups on Chess67

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Create a membership group, choose public or private, add custom questions, set up confirmation emails, and configure dues.