Paid membership sites for Manchester's rental neighbourhoods and student blocks.

When a resident's tenancy starts, they are offered membership upgrades on top of what rent already includes. When the tenancy ends, the membership ends on the same date unless the resident chooses to keep a non-resident plan. Nobody keeps paying for a gym in a building they left months ago. Residents renewing their tenancy are reminded to review their plan at the same time.

Student blocks sell plans that run for the academic year or a single term, with start and end dates set by your team for each intake. Summer plans for students staying on, or for short stay residents, can be added without changing the main plans. Groups of flatmates can buy a shared plan paid by one person or split between them.

An operator with several schemes in the city centre can sell one pass that opens the gym in one building, the co-working floor in another and the roof terrace in a third. Each building still keeps its own capacity settings and its own reports. Your team chooses which buildings each pass covers and can change it as new schemes open.

Flexible desk, dedicated desk and studio plans for residents and for local freelancers, with meeting room credit, printing allowances and invoices that self employed members can claim against. Day passes are sold online for people who only need a desk now and then.

Fitness classes, run clubs, supper clubs and residents' socials can be included in higher tiers or sold as single tickets. Capacity is enforced, waitlists fill cancelled spaces, and attendance figures show which parts of the programme are worth keeping. Instructors and hosts get a simple list of who has booked each session.

Secure bike spaces, storage cages, parking bays and EV charging access are limited in most city centre blocks. Residents rent them as monthly add ons to their membership, join a waiting list when they are full and release them online when they no longer need them. Each add on can be priced differently for residents and for people from neighbouring buildings.

Sign up is designed for a phone screen, with Apple Pay and Google Pay as the fastest route and card entry as the fallback. Strong Customer Authentication runs on the first payment and renewals are set up as merchant initiated, so members are not asked to approve every month.

Members upgrade, downgrade, pause or cancel from their account. Changes take effect from the next billing date or immediately with a pro rata charge, whichever your rules say, and the member sees the effect on their bill before confirming. Members who pay after a lapse regain access straight away, with no staff action needed.

When a card is declined, the platform retries on a schedule, emails the member with a link to update details and limits access only after a grace period you choose. Staff see a short list of members who need a personal follow up.

Income, active members, conversion from resident to paying member and usage per amenity, broken down by building and by plan. Data can be exported to your property management or accounting software for month end.