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How to create a Fixed Release club

Set up a club where you choose the wines for every club run and members are charged when you process it.

In a Fixed Release club, you choose the wines for every club run, and every member is charged when you process the club run. On screen, this selection method is called Wines selected by winery each club run - Winery initiated. See What are the different club types?.

Before you start

Steps

  1. Go to Settings > Clubs.

  2. Select + Add Club.

  3. Leave Is available and Show on website ticked if you want new members to be able to join on your website. See How to stop new signups or hide a club from your website.

  4. In Club name, enter the club's name, for example "Ridge Club".

  5. In Selection method, choose Wines selected by winery each club run - Winery initiated. This is the default.

  6. Add a Description and, optionally, a logo with Change Club Logo.

  7. In Pricing method, choose Fixed or Variable - Based on Selected Products. If you choose Fixed, enter the Charge amount, which includes shipping.

  8. In Charge interval, choose how many club runs a year, for example 4 times per year.

  9. In Bottle quantity, choose how many bottles are in each club pack, for example 6 Bottle.

  10. Optional: under Product options, let members choose a style of pack. For example, set Option type to Wine Type and tick Red Wine and White Wine, so members choose a red pack or a white pack. Members can choose only one option. You still choose which wines go in each pack.

  11. Under Member benefits, set the member discount and any free shipping. See What benefits can I give club members?.

  12. In Terms and conditions, enter the terms members must agree to when they join.

  13. Under Advanced, tick Auto-retry failed payments and Enable Payment Failed Emails. See Why you should turn on failed payment retries and emails for your club.

  14. Select Save.

What happens next

The club appears on the Clubs list. Nothing is charged until you start and process a club run.

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