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How do I add another club?

Press the club switcher at the top of your dashboard, then Start another club. Copy one of your clubs, which only asks for a new name, or sketch a new one from scratch. For a separate business with its own clubs, press Add another brand in your account menu instead.

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Last checked 10 October 2026

Press the club switcher at the top of your dashboard, then + Start another club. You can copy a club you already run, or sketch a new one from scratch. A new club sits under the same business as your others.

  1. Press the club switcher at the top left of your dashboard. It shows your current club’s name.
  2. Press + Start another club.
  3. Choose how to start:
    • Copy one of your clubs: “Same offers, look and price. Members, team and link stay put.” You only need a name for the new one. See How do I copy a club for a new site?
    • Sketch a new one: “Tell us the idea and we’ll draft it in a minute.” You’ll go to the same sketch page you started with, which says Adding to and your business’s name. Build your sketch, press Keep and customise this club, then press Add it to your business. The next page says Added to your business.

Start another club: Copy The Cocoa Club (Same offers, look and price. Members, team and link stay put.) or Sketch a new one, with A separate business? Add a brand instead

If you don’t have a club to copy yet, + Start another club goes straight to a sketch.

For a whole separate business, with its own name, clubs, legal details and payments, add a brand instead. Press the person icon at the top right to open your account menu, then Add another brand. Or press A separate business? Add a brand instead in Start another club.

You’ll sketch its first club the same way. The sketch page says New brand, the button at the end says Start it as a new brand, and the next page says New brand added.

Either way, the new club is a draft until you launch it, just like your first one. Your other clubs don’t change. Clubs under one business share one Flub bill: see Can I run several clubs, and do I pay for each one?