Household billing — one charge for your family

Household billing lets one person pay for everyone in the family — yourself, your kids, and a spouse — as a single combined charge instead of a separate card for each person. Each person can be on a different plan (a kids rate, an adult rate), and you can apply a discount code to one person's line without discounting the whole bill.

What you get

One charge, one date. Everyone bills together on the same day and interval, on one card.
A plan per person. Your kid can be on the kids rate while you're on the adult rate.
Per-line discount codes. A code applies to the line you put it on — a "kids" code reduces only the kid's line.
One receipt. A single invoice itemizes each member.

Setting it up

Go to Dashboard → Membership → Set up household billing.
You'll start with yourself. Use Add to include each family member you manage (kids you've added, or a spouse you've linked).
Pick a plan for each person and, if you have one, type a discount code on that person's line. The running total updates live.
Add a card (or pick a saved one), accept the renewal disclosure, and start the plan. You're charged once for the whole household.

Everyone in one combined charge has to be on the same billing interval (for example, all monthly). If you need one person on a different interval, they stay on their own separate membership.

Managing it later

From Dashboard → Membership → Household you can:

See every member, their plan, and the combined total.
Add a discount code to your own line (or, if you're the account holder, to anyone's line).
If you're the account holder, add or remove members and transfer the role.

Who's in charge

The person who manages the household is the account holder — they have full control over the memberships, separate from whose card is on file. See The account holder for how that works and how to hand it off.

Adding or removing a member mid-cycle

Adding a member prorates the difference onto your next combined invoice. Removing one leaves a credit on your balance (applied to the next invoice) rather than an immediate refund. Removing the last remaining member cancels the household plan.