FAQs
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Movemint is a platform designed for athletic events, simplifying the management of event registrations, communication, and results for organizers. It offers features such as waiver signing, donation and merchandise support, volunteer management, and robust communications and marketing tools.
Movemint supports a wide range of athletic events, including running races, bike races, walk-a-thons, gran fondos, group rides, fundraisers, and more, accommodating events with participants ranging from 10 to over 10,000.
Yes, when creating an event on Movemint, organizers can create multiple categories (e.g., 10k, kids race), assigning a price to each or leaving it blank for free categories. To learn more about free and paid events on Movemint, see Events
Movemint is free for event organizers, generating revenue through a low processing fee added to paid checkouts. To learn more about pricing, see Pricing
Yes, Movemint offers assistance with event setup. Contact us at
Yes, during event creation or editing, organizers can set up donations, adding multiple organizations. Participants are prompted to select a donation amount during checkout but can opt out. This opt-out approach encourages more donations.
To learn more about fundraising on Movemint, see Fundraising
Yes, Movemint collects and remits sales tax for all events by default.
To learn more about Movemint sales tax policies, see Sales tax policies
Yes, organizers can create multiple volunteer categories, assigning names, descriptions, and volunteer limits to each (e.g., 3 people at the registration tent from 9 am to noon).
To learn more about volunteers on Movemint, see Volunteers
Timers can export participant data from Movemint into their scoring software. A beta integration is available to automatically sync participant data with RaceDay Scoring. To learn more about our timer tools, see
Movemint has multiple ways of uploading results to an event. See Results for more information.
In virtual events, organizers select a date range and desired Strava segments. Participants complete these segments, and Movemint generates leaderboards for best efforts (lowest time) and most efforts. Multiple segments and sport types can be combined.
Virtual events are currently in beta.
Yes, organizers can add multiple event admins, including timers, charity partners, or team members.
To learn more about different admin roles for your event, see Admins
Yes, organizers can assign a payment account to each donation category, directing funds to the respective organization. Charity partners added as admins can input their bank information into a payment account. To learn more about donations on Movemint, see Fundraising. To learn more about assigning charity partners added as admins, see Admins.
Yes, organizers can include multiple custom questions, allowing participants to provide free-form answers or select from predefined options. To learn more about custom questions during registration, see Custom questions
Yes, Movemint supports merchandise sales, such as t-shirts and hoodies. Merchandise can be configured with single or multiple options (e.g., sizes).
To learn more about merchandise, see Merchandise
Movemint uses Stripe for payment processing and payouts. After creating the first event, organizers are directed to Stripe to set up payouts, which can be configured to a bank account, card, etc. By default, registration fees are paid out every other day.
Upon creating an event, organizers gain access to Movemint's email marketing tool, allowing unlimited emails for free. Emails can be sent immediately or scheduled, targeting current participants or specific audiences (e.g., previous year's participants not yet registered).
To learn more about Movemint's communications tools, see Communications Hub
During registration, participants must agree to Movemint's default waiver. Organizers can add their own waiver, requiring participants to agree to both.
Movemint integrates with Strava, allowing organizers to attach Strava routes as course maps. After event creation, organizers can connect their Strava account, import routes, and attach them to the event. Participants can then access these routes for training and navigation.
To learn more about course maps, see Course maps. To learn more about our Strava integration for organizers, see Strava integration: Organizers
Yes you can. Learn more about how to open up permissions for participants in your event to transfer their registration to another athlete at our video .