For clubs & operators
Run your blinds like a business, not a spreadsheet.
A club owns one or more blinds and runs them as an operation: member packages and entitlements, seasonal leases as contracts, day-hunt guides and bookings, and club-level analytics. A blind can run as a season-long lease or as day-hunt bookings — and a club can run both kinds side by side.
Memberships
Member packages, and leases as real contracts
A member package sets what a membership tier actually includes — how many days, and which days of the week. A lease is separate: it’s the season’s contract for a blind — cost, dates, and an invite link — and accepting one is what creates that group’s own scheduling calendar.
- Member packages: days allowed and allowed days of week, per membership tier
- Leases: seasonal cost, start/end dates, and an invite token — separate from the calendar it hands off to
- Club seasons drive which days a blind can be booked, seeded from verified state regulation data where it’s covered
Day-hunt ops
Day-hunt packages, booked your way
A hunt package is what a client books at one blind — duration, price per hunter or per blind, a party-size range, and an optional guide fee. Each blind carries its own packages, shaped by how guiding works there, from fully guided through self-guided.
- Walk-in and phone bookings added straight to a blind’s calendar
- Optional member self-booking requests (off by default) — a request isn’t on the calendar until you assign it a blind and confirm it
- Hold dates on the calendar directly, no booking required
Guides
Guides you manage, not accounts they log into
A guide is a profile you keep — name, photo, specialties, party size, and which blinds they work. You assign a guide to each booking yourself; linking a guide to a real MarshHQ account is optional, and there’s no separate guide login today.
Analytics & billing
See what the season actually did
- Club-level analytics: revenue by week, booking trends, member activity
- Maintenance tasks for keeping blinds ready between hunts
- One subscription for the club, billed through Stripe — no per-booking cut
To be clear about money: MarshHQ doesn’t process payments from your clients. Revenue figures come from the bookings you record, and how you actually collect — cash, card, deposit — stays between you and your hunters. The only thing billed through Stripe is your own club subscription.
Plans
One flat plan once you outgrow a single blind
Free
- One blind, lease or day-hunt
- Member packages, guides & day-hunt bookings
- Club analytics and revenue reporting
Outfit
- Unlimited blinds — lease, day-hunt, or both
- Maintenance tasks for keeping blinds ready
- Everything on the free tier, at any size
No per-blind charges. See full pricing →
A free club isn’t a crippled one: guides, bookings, packages and analytics all work on either tier. The plan is what lifts the one-blind cap and adds maintenance tasks.