Your club store, inside your club software

Yes. Waresport's club merchandise management lets you list any product — apparel, gear, add-ons, accessories — and sell directly to your members inside the platform. Members browse and purchase from their Waresport portal without leaving your club environment. Orders are tied to member profiles automatically, so you always know who bought what, when, and at what price. No separate store link, no redirecting families to an external site.

For most sports facilities, yes. Waresport handles merchandise sales, payment collection, and order tracking inside the same platform your staff uses for scheduling, registration, and member management. If your facility does high-volume walk-in retail with a physical terminal, you may still want a dedicated terminal for that counter. But for club apparel sales, gear orders, add-on purchases, and member-facing merchandise, Waresport eliminates the need for a separate point of sale software for small business.

Yes. Sports inventory tracking is built directly into the pro shop feature. Every sale automatically decrements your stock count. You set restock alerts at any threshold and Waresport notifies you before you run out. Inventory is visible by product, variant, and size so you always know exactly what is on hand. No spreadsheets, no manual count reconciliation after an order rush, no overselling because two people bought the last item at the same time.

Yes. Waresport supports golf facilities with the same golf pro shop software used by tennis clubs, volleyball programs, and pickleball centers. You can list equipment, apparel, accessories, and coaching add-ons, track stock across variants, and take payment without a separate retail system. Golf facility needs — merchandise sales, member-linked order history, and payment collection — are all covered inside Waresport's sports facility management software.

No. Waresport's club merchandise management replaces the need for a separate Shopify or Square store for most sports clubs and facilities. The advantage is everything stays in one platform: your member roster, your payments, your scheduling, and your store. There are no exports, no manual order syncing, and no logging into a second dashboard. Orders are automatically linked to the member who placed them, and payments go through the same processor handling your memberships and registration fees.

For sports clubs and facilities, Waresport is the highest-rated option on Capterra and G2 (5/5) because it connects merchandise sales directly to your member profiles — something Shopify and Square can't do. Eastside Tennis Academy added Waresport's pro shop and sold $1,200 in club merchandise within the first week, without setting up a single new account. The best pro shop software for a sports club is one that knows your members, links every order to a profile, and lives in the same platform as your schedules, registrations, and payments.

The pro shop feature is included in the Club plan at $129.99/month (up to 300 athletes) and all higher tiers — no separate POS subscription, no setup fee. Payments go through Stripe (2.9% + $0.30 per transaction, industry standard) plus Waresport's platform fee of 0.25–0.75% on volume. Clubs currently using Shopify typically pay $29–$79/month for that subscription on top of their existing club platform — switching to Waresport eliminates it. Full pricing at waresport.com/pricing.

The highest-margin category is branded club apparel — polos, training shirts, hoodies, and caps with your club logo. Clubs routinely mark these up 40–60% above cost, and families buy them because they want to represent the club. Beyond apparel: sport-specific consumables (tennis balls, grip tape, volleyballs, pickleballs), training accessories (ball bags, knee pads, water bottles), and digital add-ons (camp upgrades, private lesson packages, seasonal bundles). Digital products are zero-inventory, so there is no stock to manage — they appear as options in your store and deliver automatically after purchase.

Pro shop sales go through Stripe at the standard 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction, plus Waresport's platform fee of 0.25–0.75% on volume. There are no additional POS fees, no per-item charges, and no separate payment processor to set up. You can optionally pass the Stripe processing fee to the buyer at checkout — a common choice for membership dues and registration fees. Waresport's 0.25–0.75% platform fee is a fraction of what TeamSnap and SportsEngine charge on registrations (3.25% + $1.50/txn), and it applies to pro shop sales at the same rate.