Per-Player Dues
With per-player dues, each member owes the full amount you specify. This is the most common type for team fees.
Example:
You set a $500 team fee and add 10 players. Each player owes $500. Your total collection goal is $5,000.
When to use per-player dues:
- Season registration fees (each player pays $500)
- Uniform costs (each player pays $75 for their uniform)
- Tournament entry fees (each participant pays $50)
- Individual equipment or clinic fees
Split-Even Dues
With split-even dues, you specify a total amount that gets divided equally among all members. Each person owes their share.
Example:
You set a $500 total cost and add 10 players. Each player owes $50 (their split). Your total collection goal is $500.
When to use split-even dues:
- Field rental costs shared by the team ($800 total, split 16 ways = $50 each)
- Coach or referee fees divided among participants
- Team equipment or supplies (balls, cones, first-aid kit)
- End-of-season party or group gift
Note:
If you add or remove members after creating a split-even dues item, GetDues will automatically recalculate each person’s share.
How members see split types
Members don’t see labels like “per-player” or “split-even.” Instead, they see:
- Per-player: “Team Fee: $500 due”
- Split-even: “Field Rental: $50 due (your share)”
Both types appear the same in reminders and the parent portal — members just see what they owe.
Questions about dues?
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