Discount codes
EARLYBIRD, done properly.
Percent or fixed-amount codes across the shop, tickets and registrations — with windows, redemption caps and minimum spend.

Promo codes for clubs, minus the honour system: create a code once, choose where it works, and let the platform enforce windows, caps and minimum spend on every checkout.
One code
Create it once, use it everywhere
Create a code once and choose where it works — the shop, event tickets, registrations, or all three. Percent off or a fixed amount, with a minimum spend if you want one. Codes are case-insensitive at the checkout, so `earlybird25` and `EARLYBIRD25` both land — share it in the newsletter, on socials or on the flyer and it just works.
Enforcement
Offers that actually end when you said they would
Set a validity window and a redemption cap and the platform enforces both, so the early-bird offer actually ends when you said it would. Every redemption is recorded against the code, and each order shows which code was used and the amount saved — so the committee can see exactly what a promotion cost.
The saving is locked onto each order at purchase time: edit or archive a code later and past orders keep their snapshot. Archived codes can even be restored if you change your mind.
Early bird
Early-bird registration pricing, no code required
For an early bird registration discount you don’t even need a code: set a cut-off date and a discount on a registration form, and everyone who completes it before the deadline gets the saving automatically — with a banner at checkout counting down to the cut-off.
Plays fair
Stacks with the discounts members already earned
Codes never rob members of pricing they already qualify for: member ticket pricing stays automatic, sibling discounts and pro-rata on registration forms keep working, and a code applies on top of whatever price the buyer already earned. A 100% code can make an order free, and discounted totals split cleanly into instalment plans.
Waitlists
When it sells out, the queue takes over
And when something sells out, waitlists pick up the demand: capacity-capped events and membership types take waitlist entries, so keen members are queued and notified rather than lost. When a spot frees up — a refund, extra capacity — offers go out strictly first come, first served, each holding for 48 hours before passing to the next in line.
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