Memberships & renewals
Dues and renewals that run themselves
At launch, members will be able to move to a less expensive level or cancel for themselves — no support ticket required.
Screenshot coming soon
The membership levels screen with fee, renewal cadence, and signup visibility per level.
Any membership model, configured your way
- Flexible levels — per-level fees, rolling or fixed renewal dates, and custom fields
- A signup form you control — choose which levels appear publicly; embed it on your existing site as a widget
- Applications you review — every application is reviewed before membership starts
- Waivers — members accept the current version of your waiver when they sign up
- Automatic renewals — members renew with their saved card; automatic renewal charging and smart card-retry are coming soon
- Renewal reminders — set up reminders before each renewal date, and send a catch-up batch whenever you need to
- Family & household memberships — a primary member plus linked members at one fee, each with their own membership card
Screenshot coming soon
A member’s upcoming-renewal preview showing the next charge date and amount.
A MapleGather difference
Members can cancel for themselves
A member can cancel without emailing an admin; access continues through the period they have already paid for, and renewal stops. We ask an optional reason, so you learn why people leave.
Screenshot coming soon
The member self-cancel screen showing when access ends and that renewal will stop.
On the roadmap
More ways to shape membership
Automatic renewal charging with adaptive retry when a card fails, self-service upgrades and cross-cadence level changes, plus a separate ‘turn off auto-renew’ choice that keeps the membership renewable, discount and coupon codes, configurable grace periods, and organization (corporate) memberships are on the near-term roadmap. We'll mark each as available here the day it ships.
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Try it with your own data
MapleGather is launching soon. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to put it through its paces — with early access for waitlist members.