What the pricing looks like as the club fills

Internal review

The founders page renders every price from the seat ledger, so the rate on offer changes by itself as spots go. These are the four states it passes through, captured from the real page.

These are simulations. The live ledger is at 2 seats. Each state was produced by feeding the page the payload it would receive at that seat count, using the same price table the Worker uses — so the figures are real, but no memberships were created to produce them.

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Founding 150 — the opening rate

The flag reads First 150. Fifty spots left in the band, and the bandline says so. This is the state the page is in today.

Pricing cards at 100 seats taken: Founding Individual $99, Founding Parent + Junior $149, Founding Couple $179

Tier	Monthly	Annual
Founding Individual	$99	$1,089
Founding Parent + Junior	$149	$1,639
Founding Couple	$179	$1,969

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Founding 250 — the second band

The flag flips to Next 250 on its own the moment seat 151 goes. Every tier steps up $10. Nobody has to change the page.

Pricing cards at 200 seats taken: Founding Individual $109, Founding Parent + Junior $159, Founding Couple $189

Tier	Monthly	Annual
Founding Individual	$109	$1,199
Founding Parent + Junior	$159	$1,749
Founding Couple	$189	$2,079

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Standard — founding rates gone

Past spot 400 the word Founding comes off the tier names, because they are no longer founding anything, and the $100 initiation fee appears on every card. The household tiers step up $30 here against the individual tier's $10, so the founding discount is widest where the club gives up the most: a founding Parent + Junior saves $40/mo.

Pricing cards at 450 seats taken: Individual $129, Parent + Junior $189, Couple $219, each with a $100 initiation fee

Tier	Monthly	Annual	One-time
Individual	$129	$1,419	$100
Parent + Junior	$189	$2,079	$100
Couple	$219	$2,409	$100

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Full — waitlist only

At capacity the cards stop showing prices altogether. A sold-out card still reading $99/mo would be advertising something nobody can buy, so the price becomes Full, the buttons disable, and the monthly/annual toggle hides — it chooses between two versions of a thing that is gone.

Pricing cards at capacity: all three read Full, Join the waitlist, with disabled Sold out buttons