Question 1

What counts as a unique runner?

Accepted Answer

Any individual who registers for or attends one of your events, deduplicated by email across all your events within the calendar year. A runner who does your spring 10K and joins your weekly club counts as one — not two. Runner counts reset on January 1st.

Question 2

Do I have to process registrations through Intervals?

Accepted Answer

No. Intervals works alongside RunSignUp, RaceRoster, or any other platform you already use. External registration links are always free — transaction fees only apply when you collect payment directly through Intervals. You can run both side by side.

Question 3

What do automations actually do?

Accepted Answer

Automations are triggered workflows — a confirmation email when someone registers, a reminder three days before race day, a post-race survey after the finish line closes, a re-engagement nudge for runners who haven't signed up for next year. You set the trigger and the message once; Intervals handles the rest.

Question 4

What is the API good for?

Accepted Answer

Static website, transformed. Embed your races, clubs, and club runs — a community page, a location page for every city you operate in. Unlock a running community at each location that doesn't have one. Live content, always current, and local SEO that drives foot traffic to every door.

Question 5

What happens if I go over my runner limit mid-event?

Accepted Answer

Registrations are never blocked. We apply an overage rate automatically — $4.00 per 100 additional runners on Local, $2.50 on Elite. You'll see it on your next invoice. You can also upgrade at any point to lock in a lower overage rate going forward.

Question 6

Is this a replacement for my timing system?

Accepted Answer

No — Intervals is the layer before and after the clock. Discovery, registration, communication, results publishing, and year-round community. Your timing system handles the finish line; Intervals handles everything else.

Question 7

How quickly can we get up and running?

Accepted Answer

Your first race or club is live in under an hour. Build your event, open registration, start reaching runners. No implementation project, no onboarding call required — though we're here when you want one.

Question 8

How does white-labeling work?

Accepted Answer

Add a CNAME record pointing your subdomain at Intervals — runs.yourbrand.com, for example. We serve your races and clubs there under your branding. Your URL, your logo, your identity. Enterprise only.

Question 9

What is the Enterprise plan?

Accepted Answer

Enterprise is built for organizations running events across multiple locations or brands — think Fleet Feet's national franchise network, a regional park district, or a race federation managing dozens of events. Custom pricing, SLA, dedicated support, and white-labeling included. Contact us to start the conversation.

Pricing

Keep more of every registration

Frequently asked questions

Run great events. Build lasting communities.

Pricing

Keep more of every registration

Frequently asked questions

Run great events. Build lasting communities.