Creating Time-Based Pass Discounts

In Union, admins have the option to offer time-based discounts on passes and payment plans, encouraging customers to make timely payments for goods and services.


Adding a Time-Based Discount






Sign in to Union as an administrator and Navigate to Pricing > Passes or Pricing > Payment Plans



Sign in to Union as an administrator and Navigate to Pricing > Passes or Pricing > Payment Plans


Click on Create Pass or Create Payment Plan.





Creating a Time-Based Discount:


If this is your first time creating a pass or payment plan, refer to our support articles for detailed guidance. Once you've set up the basic details of your pass or payment plan, move on to the Time-based Discounts section.






Select 'Add Discount', then provide a descriptive name for the discount. This will be visible to customers. After that, specify the discount amount. Lastly, choose a 'DISCOUNT ENDS' number and timespan (e.g., "1 day" implies the discount will be applicable until the day before the event starts).

Utilizing Time-Based Discounts:

Time-based discounts are particularly useful for specific events, such as a Yoga Teacher Training (YTT), offering an early bird discount. For discounted passes, apply an access code to the respective pass type.


Illustrative Example:

Let's say you establish a payment plan charging a user $500 per month for 6 months, totaling $3,000. By adding a time-based discount, you can reduce the total price by $400, provided the payment plan is purchased one month prior to the event. If purchased within the final month before the event, customers will pay the non-discounted price of $3,000.


Time-based discounts in Union empower administrators to create enticing offers, motivating customers to make early payments. This feature is especially effective for events like YTT, where early bird discounts can be a significant incentive. By following these steps, you can seamlessly apply time-based discounts to passes and payment plans.

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