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What you’ll accomplish

By the end of this guide, you’ll understand all payment options for your schedulers and know exactly how to configure each one. You’ll be able to accept payments, issue credits, or offer free sessions based on your business model.
Success criteria: You have clear payment configuration on your schedulers, can process transactions, and understand when to use each payment type for maximum business flexibility.
Already created a scheduler? You can change payment options at any time by editing your scheduler. Changes apply to future bookings only—existing bookings remain unchanged.

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Before you begin

Understanding your options helps you choose the right payment model: Payment options available:
  • Free sessions - No payment required (trials, assessments, complimentary)
  • Direct payment - Athletes pay per session via Stripe (one-time purchases)
  • Credit-based - Athletes purchase credit packs, redeem credits to book
  • Hybrid models - Combine free trials with paid ongoing sessions, or let one scheduler take either a credit or a card payment
How the Payment section is laid out: every scheduler’s Payment section starts with a Free / Paywalled toggle (“Free to book, or families pay with money, a credit, or either”). Choosing Paywalled reveals How they pay with three options: Price, Credit, or Either. That is the whole model; the sections below walk through each choice. Prerequisites for paid sessions:
  • Stripe account connected to CoachIQ (for direct payments)
  • Products created in CoachIQ (for credit-based and direct payment)
  • Understanding of your pricing strategy
  • 10-15 minutes to configure and test
Decision framework: Use free for lead generation, direct payment for simplicity, credits for commitment and package deals. Most scaling coaches use credits for better cash flow and reduced no-shows.

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Understanding the three payment types

Before configuring, understand what each payment type means for your business. In the builder these map to Free, Paywalled → Price, and Paywalled → Credit:
What it means: Athletes can book without any paymentWhen to use:
  • Free trial sessions for new athletes
  • Assessment sessions to evaluate fit
  • Complimentary make-up sessions
  • Team practices (free for team members)
  • Community events or clinics
Revenue model: Lead generation → Convert to paidAthlete experience:
  • Sees “Free” on booking page
  • Books instantly with no payment step
  • No payment method required
Coach considerations:
  • Higher no-show risk (no financial commitment)
  • Great for building pipeline
  • Easy to convert to paid after trial
  • Still tracks attendance and engagement
Example use case: “Free 30-Minute Skills Assessment” as lead magnet, then upsell to paid package.

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Decision framework: Choosing your payment type

Use this framework to decide which payment model fits your business:

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Choose FREE sessions if:

  • ✅ You’re building a new coaching business and need to attract athletes
  • ✅ You want to offer risk-free trials before commitment
  • ✅ You’re running community events or team practices
  • ✅ You plan to convert free users to paid packages after experiencing your coaching
  • ❌ BUT: Higher no-show rates and no immediate revenue

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Choose DIRECT PAYMENT if:

  • ✅ You want simplicity (no credit management)
  • ✅ You offer drop-in sessions or workshops
  • ✅ Athletes prefer flexibility over commitment
  • ✅ You’re comfortable with per-transaction revenue model
  • ❌ BUT: Transaction fees on every booking and less predictable revenue

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Choose CREDIT-BASED if:

  • ✅ You want better cash flow (payment upfront)
  • ✅ You offer package deals or memberships
  • ✅ You want to reduce no-shows (prepayment commitment)
  • ✅ You can manage credit issuance, expiration, and tracking
  • ✅ You want to offer subscriptions with recurring credit delivery
  • ❌ BUT: More complex setup and requires product creation

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Choose HYBRID MODEL if:

  • ✅ You want the best of all worlds
  • ✅ You offer free trials that convert to credit packages
  • ✅ You have different services at different price points
  • ✅ You’re willing to manage multiple schedulers
Most common pattern: Start with FREE trial session scheduler + CREDIT-BASED ongoing training scheduler. New athletes try free, then purchase credit package to continue.

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Option 1: Setting up FREE sessions

Free sessions require no special configuration—leave the scheduler on Free.
1

Create or edit your scheduler

Navigate to Schedule → Schedulers and create a new scheduler or edit an existing one.
2

Open the Payment section

Click Payment in the scheduler builder’s left rail.
3

Leave the toggle on Free

The section opens on a Free / Paywalled toggle. Keep Free selected. No price, product, or credit fields appear.
Free session payment setting
4

Save your scheduler

Click Create or Update.
Configuration complete: Athletes can now book this session without any payment. The booking page will show “Free” where price normally appears.
5

Test the free booking experience

Get your scheduler booking link and open it:
  1. Verify “Free” displays clearly
  2. Complete a test booking
  3. Confirm no payment step appears
  4. Check that booking appears on your calendar
Marketing tip: Even though it’s free, write a compelling description. Athletes still need to know what they’re getting and why it’s valuable.

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When to upgrade free sessions to paid

Once athletes experience your coaching through free sessions: Conversion triggers:
  • After 1-2 free trial sessions, present package options
  • Use email or in-person conversation to explain ongoing pricing
  • Create urgency with limited-time package discounts
  • Share success stories from other athletes
Setup for conversion:
  1. Create credit-based scheduler for ongoing training
  2. Create product for credit packages (e.g., “10-Session Package”)
  3. Share booking link for paid scheduler after free session
  4. Consider automation to send package offer after free session completion

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Option 2: Setting up DIRECT PAYMENT sessions

Direct payment requires connecting a Product that processes payment via Stripe.

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Prerequisites for direct payment

Critical: You must have Stripe connected to CoachIQ before you can accept direct payments. If you haven’t connected Stripe, you’ll need to do that first.
Before starting:
  1. Stripe account connected: Settings → Stripe Portal → Connect Stripe
  2. Bank account connected to Stripe: For receiving payouts
  3. Product created: You’ll create this during setup (or use existing)

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Creating a direct payment session

1

Navigate to your scheduler payment section

In the scheduler builder, click Payment in the left rail.
2

Switch to Paywalled, then choose Price

Set the toggle to Paywalled. Under How they pay, choose Price.This tells CoachIQ that athletes pay at the time of booking rather than using credits.
Paywalled scheduler with Price selected
3

Connect to a Product (or create new)

You’ll now need to connect this scheduler to a Product that defines the price.Select existing product
  1. Click dropdown to see existing products
  2. Select the product with correct pricing
  3. Scheduler now uses that product’s price
Product vs Scheduler names: These can be different. Product is internal (payment processing), Scheduler name is what athletes see when booking.
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Save scheduler with connected product

After connecting or creating the product, save your scheduler.The scheduler is now configured to:
  1. Show price to athletes on booking page
  2. Redirect to Stripe checkout when athlete books
  3. Complete booking only after successful payment
  4. Issue receipt automatically
5

Test the payment flow

Critical testing step - always test before sharing with athletes:
  1. Get your scheduler booking link
  2. Open in incognito/private browser
  3. Select a time slot
  4. Verify price displays correctly
  5. Complete Stripe checkout using test card:
    • Card: 4242 4242 4242 4242
    • Expiry: Any future date
    • CVC: Any 3 digits
  6. Confirm booking completes
  7. Check booking appears on calendar
  8. Verify you received payment notification
Don’t skip testing: Payment errors discovered by athletes damage credibility. Always test the complete payment flow before going live.

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Managing direct payment sessions

After going live:
  • Athletes see price before selecting time
  • Stripe processes payment securely
  • You receive payout on Stripe’s schedule (typically 2 business days)
  • Athletes receive email receipt automatically
  • Refunds processed through Stripe dashboard
Transaction fees:
  • Stripe: 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction
  • CoachIQ: 1% + $0.20 per transaction, on top of Stripe’s
  • On a $75 session: ~$3.43 total fee (you receive $71.57)
  • Decide if you absorb fees or add them to price

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Option 3: Setting up CREDIT-BASED sessions

Credit-based sessions are the most powerful but require understanding CoachIQ’s credit system.
Prerequisites: Read the Credits Overview first to understand credit concepts and types (Master Credits vs Scheduler-Specific Credits) before implementing.
Credit-based scheduling is a two-step setup that links together: create credit-issuing products on the Payment side (Payments → Products), then configure schedulers to accept those credits on the Schedule side (Schedule → Schedulers). Both halves are covered below. For every setting on each side and what happens when they interact, see Product Builder → Credits and How credits work on a scheduler.
Critical linkage: Products and schedulers must be linked! Configure “Redeemable Schedulers” in the product to specify which sessions accept those credits. If not linked, athletes can buy credits but can’t use them.

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How credits work in CoachIQ

Before configuring, understand the credit flow: Coach creates Product (Credit Package) ↓ Athlete purchases Product (10 Credits for $650) ↓ Credits added to athlete’s account ↓ Athlete books session using Scheduler ↓ System deducts credits (1 Credit per booking) ↓ Athlete can continue booking until credits depleted Key concepts:
  • Credits = Virtual currency athletes redeem to book
  • Products = What athletes purchase to get credits
  • Schedulers = Require X credits to book (typically 1 credit)
  • Credit balance = How many credits athlete has remaining

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Creating credit-based products

Before connecting schedulers to credits, you need products that issue credits.
1

Navigate to Products

Go to Payments → Products in the main navigation.
2

Create new product

Click **+ Create **button.
3

Configure product basics

Fill out the product information:Product name:
  • Descriptive of what athlete gets
  • Example: “10-Session Training Package”
Product type:
  • Select Add Credits once Purchased.
  • This tells CoachIQ to add credits upon purchase
Price:
  • Total package price (e.g., $650 for 10 credits)
  • Consider bulk discounts (10 sessions = 650, not 750 if individual price is $75)
Package pricing strategy: Offer 10-15% discount on larger packages to incentivize commitment. Example: Singles at 75, package of 10 for 650 ($65/session effective rate).
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Configure credit settings

In the credit configuration section:Number of credits issued:
  • How many credits athlete receives upon purchase
  • Example: 10 credits for 10-session package
Credit expiration (optional but recommended):
  • Set expiration period (30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 6 months, 1 year)
  • Creates urgency and prevents indefinite credit holding
  • Example: “Credits expire 90 days after purchase”
Credit usage restrictions (optional):
  • Limit daily bookings (prevent athlete from booking all sessions at once)
  • Limit weekly bookings
  • Specific schedulers credits can be used for
Expiration best practice: 90 days is standard for most coaches. Too short feels pressuring, too long reduces urgency. Communicate expiration clearly at purchase.
CoachIQ product credit settings with credits issued on purchase
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Save the product

Click Create One Time or Create Subscription.Your credit-issuing product is now ready to be connected to schedulers.

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Connecting scheduler to credits

Now configure your scheduler to accept credits as payment:
1

Edit your scheduler

Go to Schedule → Schedulers and edit the scheduler you want to make credit-based.
2

Select credit-based payment

In the Payment section:
  1. Set the toggle to Paywalled
  2. Under How they pay, choose Credit (“credit from a package they already bought”)
Paywalled scheduler with Credit selected
3

Set credit cost

Specify how many credits this session costs:Credit cost:
  • Most coaches use 1 credit per session
  • Advanced: Use 2 credits for longer/premium sessions
Standard is 1 credit: Unless you have good reason, keep it simple with 1 credit = 1 session. Athletes understand this easily.
4

Link to credit-issuing product (optional but recommended)

Under Buy more credits (optional), paste the URL of the product that issues compatible credits. If an athlete doesn’t have enough credits, they are sent there to buy more.
5

Save scheduler

Click Create or Update.
Configuration complete: Your scheduler now requires credits instead of direct payment. Athletes must have credits in their account to book.

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Testing the credit-based flow

Complete end-to-end testing before going live. The first four steps are the core flow; the rest apply only if you use that feature.
1

Create test athlete account

Set up a dummy athlete by creating an account through your athlete portal:
  • Name: Test Athlete
  • Email: A second personal email (different from your admin email)
  • Tag: “TEST” for easy filtering
2

Get credits onto the test athlete

Option A: Complete purchase flow (comprehensive test)
  1. Get the product purchase link from the Products page (admin)
  2. Open it in an incognito window and log in as the test athlete
  3. Complete purchase using Stripe test card (4242 4242 4242 4242)
  4. Verify credits added to account and the email receipt mentions credit quantity
Option B: Manual credit grant (faster)
  1. Open Test Athlete’s profile in People → Clients
  2. Navigate to the Credits tab → Master Credits tab
  3. Enter 10 in Credit Balance and save
Stripe test mode: Use test credit cards to avoid real charges. Test card: 4242 4242 4242 4242
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Verify credit display in athlete view

Log in as Test Athlete and open Settings → Billing in the athlete portal.Verify athlete sees:
  • ✅ “Available Credits” section with the correct balance (10 credits)
  • ✅ Product name listed (e.g., “10-Credit Package”)
  • ✅ “Redeemable Sessions” list (if scheduler-specific credits), with usage notation (0/∞ or numeric)
  • ✅ Credit Renewals date (if subscription)
  • ✅ Credit Expirations tracking (if expiration set)
Red flag: If the athlete can’t see credits or the product name, a configuration issue exists.
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Book session using credits

  1. Navigate to scheduler booking page
  2. Verify it shows credit amount instead of dollar amount (“Use 1 Credit”, or your configured amount)
  3. If hybrid: verify both credit and payment options are visible
  4. Select time slot and choose Use Credit
  5. Confirm booking flow doesn’t request payment
  6. Verify credit deducted from balance after booking (10 → 9)
  7. Check booking appears on calendar and the confirmation notification (email/SMS) went out
What athletes see: Booking page shows “1 Credit” or “2 Credits” where price normally displays. After booking, their credit balance updates (10 credits → 9 credits).
5

Verify credit balance tracking

Check the athlete’s profile:
  1. Go to People → Clients
  2. Find test athlete
  3. View Credits tab or section
  4. Confirm balance shows correctly (purchased - redeemed)
  5. Verify transaction history logs the booking redemption
6

Test insufficient credits

Deplete Test Athlete’s credits to 0, then attempt to book one more credit-only session.
  • Verify the system prevents the booking with a “Not enough credits” message
  • (Optional) Verify a link to purchase more credits appears (if a Buy more credits link is set)
  • If hybrid scheduler: verify the athlete can still book via direct payment
7

Test scheduler-specific restrictions (if configured)

With a product whose credits are restricted to “Rising Stars Class” only:
  1. Attempt to book “Rising Stars Class” → should work
  2. Attempt to book “Elite Class” → should fail, with clear messaging that the athlete lacks sufficient credits
  3. In Billing settings, confirm “Redeemable Sessions” lists the correct schedulers
What this tests: Scheduler restrictions and the credit priority system (scheduler-specific used first)
8

Test credit refund on cancellation (if enabled)

  1. Book a session (balance = 9), then cancel it within the allowed cancellation window
  2. Verify the credit is refunded immediately (balance = 10) and logged as refunded for that session
  3. Book again, wait until past the cancellation deadline, and attempt to cancel
  4. Verify the system prevents cancellation OR does not refund the credit (per your policy)
9

Test subscription renewal (if using subscriptions)

Active subscription: use all of this month’s credits, then trigger renewal (wait for the date or trigger it in the Stripe dashboard). Verify fresh credits arrive, unused credits expire or carry over per your settings, and the “Credit Renewals” date advances.Cancelled subscription: cancel the test subscription in Stripe. Verify the athlete can no longer book with subscription credits and “Redeemable Sessions” no longer shows them as active.
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Test unlimited credits display (if configured)

  1. In Billing settings, verify “Credit Balance: ∞” and “Redeemable Sessions: [Schedulers] (0/∞)”
  2. Book 1-2 sessions → balance still shows ∞, usage shows “2/∞”
  3. Trigger next month’s billing → usage resets to 0/∞
All tests passed? Your credit system is production-ready. Document any issues and retest after fixes before launching to real athletes.

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Troubleshooting credit setup

Possible causes:
  1. Payment didn’t complete (declined card, Stripe error)
  2. Product not configured with “Add credits once purchased” enabled
  3. Credit granting system error
How to fix:
  1. Check payment transaction status: Payments → Products
  2. Verify product configuration: Product → Credits section → “Add credits once purchased” toggled ON
  3. Check credit amount field is set (not blank)
  4. Manually grant credits to athlete if payment succeeded: People → Athlete → Credits tab
  5. If system error: Contact CoachIQ support with customer and order info
Possible causes:
  1. Scheduler not configured to accept credits (payment-only)
  2. Scheduler-specific credits don’t match this scheduler (wrong product/scheduler linkage)
  3. Athlete has 0 credits (all used)
  4. Product’s “Redeemable Schedulers” doesn’t include this scheduler
How to fix:
  1. Verify scheduler has credit payment enabled: Scheduler → Payment → Paywalled → How they pay: Credit
  2. Check athlete’s credit balance: Should show in their profile Credits tab
  3. Verify product configuration: Product Builder → Usage Limits → “Redeemable Schedulers” includes this scheduler
  4. Check credit type: If scheduler-specific, athlete needs credits from correct product
  5. Test booking yourself to replicate issue
Possible causes:
  1. Recent booking/cancellation still processing
  2. Manual credit adjustment not saved properly
  3. Multiple packages purchased close together (timing)
  4. Subscription renewal timing issue
How to fix:
  1. Review athlete’s credit transaction history: Credits tab → Credit Logs
  2. Check for pending bookings that haven’t deducted yet
  3. Look for recent cancellations that should have refunded credits
  4. If system error confirmed: Manually adjust balance with note
  5. Document issue and report to CoachIQ support if recurring
Possible causes:
  1. Scheduler set to “Credit-Only” instead of “Hybrid”
  2. Athlete viewing has 0 credits (only payment option shows)
  3. Credit payment not enabled on scheduler
  4. Browser cache issue
How to fix:
  1. Verify scheduler payment settings: Should show BOTH credit amount AND direct payment amount
  2. Test as athlete with credits: Both options should appear
  3. Test as athlete with 0 credits: Only payment option should appear
  4. Clear browser cache and retry
  5. Check scheduler “Pricing Model” dropdown is set to correct option
Possible causes:
  1. Subscription inactive in Stripe (payment failed, cancelled)
  2. Product configuration error
  3. “Add credits once purchased” not enabled for recurring
  4. Stripe webhook issues
How to fix:
  1. Check subscription status in Stripe dashboard: Should be “Active”
  2. Verify product is subscription type (not one-time)
  3. Check Product Builder → Credits → “Add credits once purchased” is ON
  4. Test: Manually trigger renewal in Stripe → Verify credits issued
  5. Check webhook connectivity: Payments → Settings → Webhooks
  6. If webhooks failing: Contact CoachIQ support
Possible causes:
  1. Product “Unlimited credits” checkbox not enabled
  2. Display formatting issue
  3. Browser rendering problem
How to fix:
  1. Verify product configuration: Product Builder → Credits → “Unlimited credits” checkbox ON
  2. Check athlete’s view in Billing settings: Should show ∞ symbol
  3. Verify per-scheduler display: “0/∞” notation under Redeemable Sessions
  4. Test with different browser if rendering issue suspected
  5. Educate athlete: ∞ means unlimited THIS PERIOD, not forever

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Option 4: Hybrid payment models

One scheduler, credit or card. The simplest hybrid is a single scheduler set to Paywalled → How they pay: Either. You set both a price and a credit cost; athletes with usable credits are taken straight to credit redemption, and athletes without credits choose to pay the price. The patterns below combine separate schedulers instead.
Advanced coaches use multiple schedulers with different payment types for strategic business design.

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Common hybrid patterns

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Pattern 1: Free Trial → Credit Package

Setup:
  • Scheduler A: “Free 30-Min Assessment” (free)
  • Scheduler B: “Ongoing Training” (1 credit per session)
  • Product: “10-Session Package - $650” (issues 10 credits)
Flow:
  1. New athlete books free assessment
  2. After assessment, coach presents package offer
  3. Athlete purchases 10-session package
  4. Athlete books ongoing sessions using credits
Why it works: Risk-free trial converts to committed package purchase with upfront cash flow.

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Pattern 2: Drop-In + Membership

Setup:
  • Scheduler A: “Drop-In Session” ($85 direct payment)
  • Scheduler B: “Member Session” (1 credit per session)
  • Product: “Monthly Membership - $300” (issues 5 credits/month)
Flow:
  1. Casual athletes use drop-in ($85 each)
  2. Regular athletes see value in membership ($60/session effective rate)
  3. Members prepay, then book using credits
Why it works: Higher drop-in price incentivizes membership, while drop-in catches occasional athletes.

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Pattern 3: Tiered Service Pricing

Setup:
  • Scheduler A: “Group Training” (1 credit)
  • Scheduler B: “Private Training” (2 credits)
  • Product: “20-Credit Package - $1,200” (issues 20 credits)
Flow:
  1. Athletes purchase credit package
  2. Athletes choose scheduler based on session
  3. Private sessions cost more credits
Why it works: Flexible credit use across service tiers with single payment.

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Setting up hybrid models

1

Map your customer journey

Before creating schedulers, design the athlete flow:Questions to answer:
  • How do athletes discover you? (free trial, referral, drop-in)
  • What’s your conversion path? (trial → package, drop-in → membership)
  • How do you upsell? (small package → large package)
  • What prices incentivize each path?
2

Create schedulers for each tier

Set up separate schedulers:
  1. Entry-level scheduler (free or low-priced direct payment)
  2. Mid-tier scheduler (credit-based main offering)
  3. Premium scheduler (credit-based or higher direct price)
Each scheduler has:
  • Distinct name explaining the difference
  • Appropriate payment configuration
  • Clear description of what athlete gets
3

Create products for each tier

Build product offerings that match business goals:
  • Small package (5-10 sessions) for new athletes
  • Standard package (10-20 sessions) for regulars
  • Large package (30+ sessions) for committed athletes
  • Monthly subscription (recurring credit delivery)
Price with strategic incentives (bulk discounts, membership perks).
4

Create conversion workflows

Plan how athletes move between tiers:
  • Automate email after free trial with package offer
  • Train coaches on presenting packages in-person
  • Website clearly shows “Start with free trial”
  • Booking confirmations link to upgrade options
5

Test all paths

Walk through each possible athlete journey:
  • Free trial → Check email → Purchase package → Book with credits
  • Drop-in purchase → Compare pricing → Choose membership
  • Standard member → Run low on credits → Upsell to larger package

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Booking without an account (guest checkout)

A paid or free scheduler can also be opened to guest checkout, so a prospect from an ad or your website can reserve an intro call or trial session with just their contact and payment details and no login. Where the toggle is, what a guest provides, and how the booking appears without a client record: Guest checkout.

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Troubleshooting common payment issues

Symptoms: Athlete can’t find where to pay or buy creditsCommon causes:
  1. Product page not shared with athlete
  2. Athlete looking in wrong place
  3. Product visibility settings
Fixes:
  1. For direct payment: Payment happens during booking (athletes see price and checkout before confirming)
  2. For credit-based: Athletes must purchase credits FIRST before booking:
    • Share direct product link or to your website or athlete portal
    • Or share general “Buy Credits” page link
    • Or add “Purchase Credits” button to website
  3. Verify product isn’t set to “Private” or “Invite only”
  4. Test the flow yourself to ensure it’s clear
Symptoms: Have credit-based scheduler, want to switch to direct payment (or vice versa)Impact: Changing payment type affects future bookings only. Existing bookings stay unchanged.Process:
  1. Edit scheduler → Change payment configuration
  2. Disconnect old product if applicable
  3. Connect new product with new payment type
  4. Save scheduler
  5. Critical: Communicate change to athletes
  6. Existing bookings remain valid with old payment method
Better approach: Instead of changing existing scheduler, create NEW scheduler with different payment type. This prevents confusion and lets you run both simultaneously during transition.

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Best practices for payment configuration

Clear Pricing Communication

Always explain pricing before athlete books. Include price in scheduler name, description, and any promotional materials. Surprise costs destroy trust.

Test Every Change

After any payment configuration change, complete a test booking yourself. Use Stripe test cards (4242…) to verify the flow without real money.

Strategic Pricing Psychology

Price packages to incentivize commitment: 750 for 10 singles vs 650 for 10-pack (13% discount). Make the package obviously better value.

Monitor Payment Metrics

Track: total revenue, average package size, conversion rate from free to paid, credit redemption rate, payment failures. Optimize based on data.

Simple Refund Policy

Publish clear refund policy. Typical: 24-hour cancellation for refund, credits non-refundable but transferable. Fair policies reduce disputes.

Credit Expiration Strategy

90-day expiration balances urgency with fairness. Too short feels predatory, too long reduces motivation. Always disclose expiration at purchase.

First Bookable Session

Complete guide to your first scheduler setup

What Are Schedulers?

Understand schedulers vs sessions vs bookings

Stripe Setup Guide

Connect Stripe to accept payments in CoachIQ

Manually Booking Athletes

Book athletes into sessions with payment handling

Credits Overview

Credit concepts, types, and business benefits (prerequisite for Option 3)

Credits on a Scheduler

Scheduler-side credit settings and every edge case

Cancellation Policies

Credit refund rules and cancellation policy configuration
Need help choosing the right payment model? Our support team can review your business model and recommend the optimal payment configuration. Contact Support