How do I offer a double-header discount?
On Programs > Competitions open Double-header discount, type the amount off the second entry and Save. Same-weekend competitions are offered together.
A double header is two competitions on the same weekend, for example a flow course on Saturday and a challenge course on Sunday. You can give athletes a lower price on the second entry when they sign up for both.

Before you begin
- Both competitions need an entry price and must be published.
- Only owners can change the discount.
Steps
- Open Competitions.
- Open the Double-header discount box at the top of the page. Its heading shows the current amount, or "off".
- Type the amount in Discount on the Second Entry ($), for example 10. Leave it empty or 0 for no discount.
- Press Save.
What you'll see
- The register page offers "Also enter" the other competition in the same payment, and the whole page switches to show both competitions, including the wave times for each.
- The competition pages, the thank-you page and the confirmation email promote the second competition.
- The heading of the box tells you how many upcoming competitions have a partner.
- An athlete who already paid for one competition sees the lower price on the other by themselves.
If you also paste the wave times into both competitions, athletes see the times for both days before they pay.
Troubleshooting
Nobody is offered the second entry. Both competitions need an entry price, both must be published, and registration for the second one must be open. If the second competition is not open, the athlete is asked to register for the first one only.
I do not see the box. The box is at the top of the Competitions page, above the list. Folded closed, it shows only a one-line summary; press it to open.
Questions
Which competitions count as a double header?
Two published competitions that both have an entry fee and whose dates overlap or are on Saturday and Sunday of the same weekend.
What if the athlete already entered one?
They get the lower price on the other automatically.