A membership card is a small thing, but it changes how members feel about a club or gym. It is proof that they belong, a reason to come back, and a simple way for you to recognise them. Here is how to get more from your cards.
A sense of belonging
A well-made card with the member’s name and number feels like a membership, not a receipt. Members are more likely to keep it, show it and talk about it.
Member-only benefits
- Discounts at the bar, café or club shop
- Priority booking for classes, courts or events
- Guest passes for friends
- Offers from local partner businesses
Print a short list of benefits on the back so members remember to use them.
Faster check-in
Cards with a barcode or contactless chip can be scanned at the front desk, so members get in quickly and you get attendance data. See membership cards with barcodes.
Tiers and milestones
Different card colours for membership levels, or a new card at five or ten years, give members something to aim for.
Renewal reminders
A printed expiry date reminds members to renew. Pair it with an email reminder a few weeks before.
Keep it simple
Loyalty comes from good service; the card makes it visible. See personalised membership cards for clubs for what to print.
Options and prices
Options include QR codes, barcodes, numbering, magnetic stripe, signature panel, contactless chips, hole punch, spot UV, and a matt or gloss finish. Every file is checked and proofed, and nothing is printed until you approve the proof.
Membership cards are sold in packs: 15 for £30, 30 for £45, 60 for £80 and 120 for £160, with 45, 75 and 90 packs in between. Magnetic stripe, NFC contactless and RFID versions cost the same. Prices are for full-colour print from supplied artwork and exclude delivery. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is added. For larger runs, contact us for a quote.
See all membership card options, features and prices on our Membership cards page.