pricing

the software is $0 a month.

No seats, no modules, no annual invoice. roundd earns a small share of card volume as payments run — so our revenue is tied directly to your growth.

1 · software
$0 /mo

Everything. Not a starter tier — the platform DriveSouth runs on.

  • Booking, memberships, lessons, leagues & events
  • POS, tabs, gift cards, loyalty & inventory
  • Door & bay automation, fill-bays pricing
  • AI front desk & Owner Copilot
  • Branded member app & marketing engine
2 · payments
3.5% dual price

The live rate — not "quoted behind a curtain." Card-paying guests cover 3.5% at checkout, so your effective card cost is ~$0. Rather absorb it? Go flat — your processor's real cost, passed through, plus roundd's 0.40% + 20¢. Either way replaces your processor and your software bill.

  • Dual pricing 3.5% — guest pays it, you keep 100%
  • Flat: processor cost + 0.40% + 20¢ — you absorb it
  • roundd keeps 0.40% + 20¢ a transaction — that's it
3 · setup
$300 one-time, from

Get live in days, not months — data moved for you, and your website and branded app built for you, not by an agency.

  • $300 — onboarding + full migration
  • $600 — adds a built, SEO-ready club website
  • $800 — adds your branded iOS member app
the only two add-ons

Everything it takes to run the club is in the $0 platform — including the modules others charge for: POS, door automation, loyalty, marketing, even the AI. The only paid modules are the two that make you new revenue — so they pay for themselves, or you switch them off.

Webstore$50 /mo
Sell online — gift cards, sim-hour packages, memberships, retail. A second register that never closes.
Tournament & Competition Builder$50 /mo
Entry fees, flights, live leaderboards, and payouts — turn competition into a revenue line.
Take both for $80/mo. Flat, optional, cancel any month — founder clubs get founder pricing.
the live rate

nothing quoted behind a curtain.

Two ways to run card payments on roundd — same $0/mo software behind both. Pick who carries the card cost. Here's the whole rate, roundd's slice included.

dual pricing · most venues
3.5% paid by the guest

A cash price and a card price, side by side. The guest who taps a card covers the 3.5% — so you keep 100% of your price and your effective card cost heads to ~$0.

  • Guest pays 3.5% at checkout — plainly shown
  • You keep 100% of the sale price
  • Of that 3.5%: the card networks + processor, plus roundd's 0.40% + 20¢
flat rate · you absorb it
cost + 0.40% + 20¢

Prefer one posted price for everyone? Your processor's cost is passed through at cost, with roundd's markup added on top. Still $0/mo software, and no separate processor statement.

  • Your processor's cost, passed through at cost — no markup on interchange
  • roundd adds 0.40% + 20¢ per transaction
  • Higher volume? We'll provide your exact all-in rate
what roundd keeps
0.40% + 20¢

Forty basis points and twenty cents per transaction — roundd's entire margin, and still below the flat rate most venues pay their current processor. No seat licenses, no module fees, no annual contract. roundd is compensated only when a payment settles, keeping our incentives aligned with yours.

just getting started?

Under $10K/mo in card volume, a $149/mo minimum applies — so a brand-new or seasonal venue carries its weight. Clear $10K and it's $0/mo. Most operating venues clear it.

dual pricing, built in

Where local rules allow, the cash/card split lives right in checkout and the POS — not a third-party bolt-on. Flip it on, and card acceptance stops being a line item.

no surprises

The rate you see here is the rate. We confirm your exact number against your ticket size and mix on the call — it won't move on you later.

your number

what would you save?

Two lines vanish: your software stack, and — with dual pricing — what you hand your processor. Slide the volume and watch what Square's posted rate is costing you.

Typical stack: booking ≈ $250 + email/social ≈ $99 + door app ≈ $75 + POS ≈ $79 — before the hours spent stitching them together.
Everything members and guests put on a card each month — bookings, bar, pro shop, lessons. This slider drives the Square comparison.
software you pay today$500 /mo
roundd software$0 /mo
card fees at Square’s posted rate*$725 /mo
card fees with roundd dual pricing≈ $0 /mo
volume statuspast the floor · $0 /mo
$14,700
back in your pocket every year — software + card fees
*Square’s posted in-person rate, 2.6% + 15¢ (free plan, July 2026), at a $50 average sale — online payments run 2.9–3.3% + 30¢, so your real Square bill is likely higher. With dual pricing (where local rules allow), card-paying guests cover the 3.5% and your out-of-pocket heads toward zero; prefer one flat price, and roundd runs the flat lane at your processor's real cost plus 0.40% + 20¢ per transaction. That 40 basis points and twenty cents is roundd's entire cut on either lane — the rest is the card networks + processor. Under $10K/mo in volume a $149/mo minimum applies.
the honest version

why $0 works.

Flat-fee software costs the same in January as in a packed October. roundd works differently: the platform is free, and we take a small, transparent share of card volume, quoted up front and all-in — so our revenue rises and falls with yours.

Get your exact rate
faq

questions, answered straight.

Seriously — $0 a month? What's the catch?
Seriously. The whole platform is $0/month — no seats, no modules, no annual invoice. We earn a small, flat cut when payments run — 0.40% plus 20¢ per transaction — and that's the whole business. The only fine print: under $10K/mo in card volume a $149/mo minimum applies, so brand-new and seasonal venues carry their weight until they're rolling.
If the software is $0, how are there add-ons?
Because we split the platform by what it does for you. Everything that runs the club — booking, memberships, lessons, POS, door automation, loyalty, marketing, the AI — is included at $0. The only two paid modules are the ones that generate new revenue: the Webstore and the Tournament & Competition Builder. They're $50/mo each — or $80/mo for the pair — optional, flat, and built to pay for themselves; if one doesn't earn its keep, turn it off.
What happens to my card processing?
It moves inside roundd — one live rate replaces your payment processor and your software bills. Run dual pricing at 3.5% (the card-paying guest covers it, your effective cost is ~$0) or a flat cost-plus rate you absorb. No separate processor contract, no second statement to reconcile, and roundd's slice is just 0.40% + 20¢ a transaction — shown right on this page.
What's dual pricing — and can it really make cards cost me nothing?
Where local rules allow it, roundd posts a cash price and a card price side by side. Guests who choose the convenience of a card cover the cost of accepting it; cash stays cash. It's built into checkout and the POS — not a third-party bolt-on — and for many venues it drives the effective cost of card acceptance to near zero. Prefer one price? Run it flat; the lever is yours either way.
What do the setup tiers include?
$300 gets you onboarded with your data fully migrated. $600 adds a built, SEO-ready website for your club. $800 adds your own branded iOS member app in the App Store. One-time, no recurring platform fee behind any of them.
Can you move us off our current system?
Yes — that's a product, not a promise. One-click migration brings your customers, members, gift-card balances, bookings, and stock over from whatever you run today, through direct connectors or a universal import. Every migration runs as a dry run first so you see exactly what comes over, liabilities are reconciled to the cent, and the cutover is scheduled around your slow hours.
Is there a contract?
No. Month-to-month, no term, no cancellation fee — and if you ever leave, your data leaves with you.
What if we do serious volume?
Then the percentage stops making sense for you — which is why the flat graduate lane exists. High-volume venues switch to a flat monthly rate so software cost stops scaling with success. We'll show you the crossover math with your real numbers.
Is roundd for sim clubs or courses?
Built indoor-first — sim clubs, bays, 24/7 unmanned operation — because that's what we run ourselves at DriveSouth. The same engine runs courses and ranges by configuration: tee sheet, clubhouse POS, leagues. One platform either way.
every round. every tab. one platform.