Join once.
Renew every season.

It is the one-time fee to join the club, paid when your household enrols, and it includes your first year of dues. Founding members pay $259; the PAINT Membership initiation is $399. It exists for the same reason a club has one. Joining is a decision you make once, and staying is a decision you make every year. You will never pay it twice, and neither will a second child on the same household.

The season ahead. Dues fund next year’s programming, the coaching library, the workload monitoring, and the platform your athlete trains on for the following twelve months. They are not a fee to get back in. Nothing you have already worked through is taken away if a membership lapses. What lapses is the year in front of you, not the year behind you.

Because a 12U arm uses less of the club. The programming is shorter, the workload volumes are lower, and the device and showcase side of the platform does not apply yet. So a 12U seat is $59 / year on a founding membership and $79 / year on a PAINT Membership. Same club, same curriculum quality, smaller seat.

They move up. The profile gets a “Moved Up” badge, and the seat changes to the 13 and older dues rate at your next renewal, never mid-year, and never as a surprise invoice in the middle of a season. A founding household moves into the founding 13 and older rate of $79 / year, not the PAINT Membership $99 / year. The lock follows the membership, not the age.

Dues, and nothing else. There is one initiation per household no matter how many athletes are on it or how old they are, and each athlete’s dues follow their own age bracket, so a household with a 12U pitcher and a 13 and older one pays each seat at its own rate. Adding a sibling in year three still costs dues only.

Price and permanence. The first 1,000 households pay $259 to join and $79 / year in dues, and hold both for as long as the membership stays active, including through every increase after the cohort fills. They also get the founding badge, their join year on the profile, and every new feature first. It is the same club; you are not buying a smaller version of it.

Because the program is a year of work, not a weekend of videos. A monthly plan turns a throwing program into something you binge and cancel, and a pitcher who does that gets the first four weeks of a build-up and none of the part where the workload actually adapts. Dues are annual, charged once, on your membership anniversary.

The curriculum unlocks as you work through it rather than dumping every lesson on day one. The order is not decoration. A block is built on the one before it, and the workload monitoring only means something if the sessions arrive in sequence. You can move as fast as you can genuinely complete the work.

The type-personalised curriculum, short-form video coaching, the Pitcher-Type Assessment and every re-take, ACWR workload monitoring, mobility and nutrition inside the same plan, and the parent and coach dashboards. Both tiers get all of it. A founding membership adds the badge, early access to new features, and rates that never rise.

No, but it is the better order. The curriculum is personalised to your pitcher type, so taking the two-minute assessment first means the program is shaped correctly from the first session instead of the second week. It is free and it does not ask you to buy anything: start there.

Refunds and cancellation are governed by the Terms of Service. Dues run for the year they were paid and a membership does not auto-upgrade to a different tier. If something has gone wrong with an order, contact us and it gets looked at by a person.

A parent or guardian holds the membership and gives consent before any athlete profile exists. See the children’s privacy notice. PA.I.NT manages training workload. It is not medical advice and it does not prevent injury.