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Pricing

Free for a skate. A Pass for the weekly regular.

Every plan includes the price-per-skater math, the sign-up link, the waitlist, light and dark sides and the paid list. The Pass adds room and the season ledger.

Free

$0

  • 1 upcoming skate at a time
  • Up to 22 skaters + 2 goalies
  • Price per skater + break-even
  • Sign-up link, automatic waitlist
  • Light / dark sides, paid list

For the regular weekly skate

Organizer Pass

$1.95 /month or $19.50 /year

  • Up to 8 upcoming skates
  • Up to 40 skaters + 4 goalies
  • Repeat next week in one tap
  • Season ledger: every night's bill vs. paid
  • Ledger download (CSV)

One-off

One Big Night

$1.00 once

  • One upcoming skate with Pass room, for 7 days
  • Up to 40 skaters + 4 goalies
  • For a holiday skate or a big one-time ice rental

Preview Free during preview. These are the prices Fullsheet will charge once card payments open. Until then every organizer gets the Organizer Pass limits at no charge, nothing is charged and no card is asked for.

Questions

Does Fullsheet collect the skaters’ money?

No. Players pay the organizer however your group already does. The paid list is the organizer’s own tick sheet. The prices on this page are only for the organizer’s use of Fullsheet.

How do I pay for the Pass?

Card payments are not open yet. During the preview every organizer gets the Organizer Pass limits free; nothing is charged and no card is asked for. When payments open, the Pass will renew monthly or yearly until you cancel, and you will be able to cancel online without writing to anyone. No renewal will be charged before that cancel step is in place.

What happens to my skates if I stop paying?

Nothing is deleted and nobody is bumped off a list. Your book goes back to the Free limits: you can add a new skate only while no other skate is upcoming, and a skate you edit must fit 22 skaters and 2 goalies, so a bigger skate keeps its players but has to be lowered before you can change its other settings. Repeat and the season ledger lock again; the nights stay in the book.