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Getting Started with GetDues

From signup to your first reminder in about 5 minutes.

Step 1

Creating your account & first login

Head to getdues.com/signup and create a free account. No credit card required.

  • Enter your email and choose a password, or sign in with Google.
  • Check your inbox for a confirmation email and click the link.
  • You’ll land on your dashboard — ready to create your first group.

Already have an account? Log in here.

Step 2

Setting up your first group

From your dashboard, click Create Your First Group and fill in:

  • Group name — e.g., “U10 Thunder Soccer”
  • Sport or type — soccer, baseball, HOA, etc. (optional)
  • Season — e.g., “Spring 2026” (optional)
  • Member label — Player, Member, Athlete, Parent, etc.

You can edit all of this later from the team settings page.

Step 3

Set up payment methods

Before adding members, set up how you want to collect payments. Add your Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or PayPal info — or connect Stripe for online card payments.

  • Quick options (1 minute) — Enter your Venmo username, Zelle email/phone, Cash App $cashtag, or PayPal email in your team’s Settings → Payment Info
  • Stripe for cards (5 minutes) — Connect Stripe to let members pay with credit/debit cards directly in the portal

💡 Setting this up now means your first reminder will already show members how to pay. See the payment methods guide →

Step 4

Adding members

From the group page, you have two options:

Option A: Add manually

Click Add Member and enter a name, email, and/or phone number. At minimum, a name is required. Email or phone is needed to send reminders.

Option B: Import from CSV

Click Import and paste or upload a CSV. GetDues auto-detects common column headers (first_name, last_name, email, phone). Works great with exports from TeamSnap, Google Sheets, or Excel.

Members can be added, edited, or removed any time.

Step 5

Creating your first due

In the Dues column on your team page, click Add Due and fill in:

  • Name — e.g., “Spring Registration” or “Tournament Fee”
  • Amount — per member, or split evenly across the group
  • Due date — when payment is expected
  • Installments (optional) — split into multiple payments with separate due dates

You can record cash/check payments at any time using the Mark as Paid button next to any member.

Step 6

Sending your first reminder

Select one or more members who owe a balance, then click Send Reminder. Each player receives a personalized message with:

  • A summary of what they owe
  • A secure, temporary portal link (expires after 48 hours)
  • Instructions for paying via Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, or online (if Stripe is connected)

Members don’t need to create an account — they just tap the link, see their dues, and pay. On the Pro plan, reminders can also be sent automatically around the due date.

💡 Want to accept credit cards online? Connect Stripe in group settings. See the Stripe setup guide →

For Clubs & Leagues

Managing multiple teams with organizations

If you manage 2+ teams, organizations let you handle everything under one billing account with centralized reporting and role-based access.

What you get with organizations:

  • One subscription for all teams — replace multiple Pro accounts with a single Club or League plan
  • Cross-team dashboard — see collections, balances, and reports across all teams at once
  • Role-based access — invite owners, admins, and managers with different permission levels
  • Unified branding — add your org logo and colors across all teams

Getting started with organizations:

  1. Navigate to Organizations from your dashboard and click Create Organization
  2. Enter your org name, slug, and choose a plan (Club for up to 10 teams, League for unlimited)
  3. Assign existing teams or create new ones under your organization
  4. Invite admins and managers from Manage Members with the role that fits their responsibilities
  5. Customize branding in org settings — upload your logo and set your primary color

💡 Organizations are designed for clubs, leagues, and programs with multiple teams. If you only manage one team, stick with a Pro account — it’s simpler and less expensive. Learn more about organizations

Ready to get started?

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