Set the night and the fee once. MyFairMate automates the rest — every session opens itself with the fees already on it, and each share is worked out from who actually turned up.
Club automation for the person who organises it. Six jobs you'd otherwise do by hand every single week:
Organising a team instead? Read how to run a weekly club without chasing fees or splitting team costs per player.
Pick the activity. Pick the night — weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Set the fee.
First thing on game day the session is there, with the fees already on it. Everyone gets asked who's in.
A$300.00 across 16 players is A$18.75 each. Everyone sees their own share, and you see who's paid.
Set a cap. Everyone after it joins a waitlist, and a drop-out promotes the next person automatically.
One collects money it doesn't need to hold. The other has no idea a session happened. A weekly club needs the half of each that actually works.
Built for an organisation collecting fixed subs, so it takes the money in — and processing it costs a percentage plus a fixed amount on every single payment. Worth it if you need a membership database. Heavy if you just run a weekly game.
Splits a cost fairly once you've entered it — but it doesn't know a session happened. Someone still creates it, types the fees, chases the replies and redoes the maths when two people drop out. Every week, forever.
The half of each that works. The session opens itself with the fees already on it, the split follows whoever actually turned up, and no percentage comes out — because the money never passes through MyFairMate at all.
Splitting one-off costs too? See how MyFairMate compares with Splitwise, Splid and Settle Up.
Your next session opens on its own, with the fees already on it.
Also great for share houses, trips and dinners.