From coach to club, one subscription
Renó has two different customers: the head coach who prepares their team's matches, and the club, which has several categories, each with its own staff. The plans had to work for both.
Two ways in
There are two ways to use Renó. A coach who subscribes on their own to prepare their team's matches, and a club that wants all its categories organized in one place.
That's why there are six plans, split between coaches and clubs. It's not a price list to pick from blindly: each plan answers one of those two ways in.
Seven days to really try it
Every plan starts with a 7-day trial. That's enough to prepare a full match, from the call-up to the blocks, and reach the weekend with the link shared.
Since the tournament is already synced, the trial doesn't start empty: fixtures, standings and top scorers are there from day one. You try Renó; you don't fill it in.
Mercado Pago, because that's how people pay here
Subscriptions are charged through Mercado Pago. For a club or a coach in Argentina, it's what they already have at hand.
On the product side, billing and webhooks are part of Renó's own API: what happens in Mercado Pago reaches the app without anyone entering it by hand.
One club, one subscription
The club dashboard brings several categories under a single subscription, with invited staff. The club pays once, and each coach prepares their matches with their own account.
What we took away
Charging is product design too. Renó's plans follow the way hockey is actually organized: the coach and the club. Today Renó has paid plans for both, and customers beyond the Metropolitano league too.
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Bernardo Albisu