Fall race season is kicking into full swing, and races are getting ready to take registrations for the next year of their event! If you’re ready to get your event registration back up and running, but not sure if you should start…
We are excited to announce Single Sign On (SSO) for GiveSignup.org, RunSignup.com, and the rest of our platform’s sites including: GiveSignup | RunSignup continues to invest heavily in key platform features, like financials and payments, free email marketing, free websites, and more. At the same time, many…
Dive into any online forum for race directors, like the RD Hub on Facebook, and there’s one line of discussion you’ll always find: frustration with participants who ask the same questions over and over again. Better website content can eliminate emails – and…
Guest Blog by Ann Conway, CEO of Bird. Bird has built an integration with RunSignup so participants can join a training program during race registration. There are a million running apps and training plans out there, but we know that runners aren’t looking for…
This is not a panic blog. This is a calm, reminder blog: Yes, there is still some uncertainty going into the fall. But it’s OK! You’re ready for this. You’ve got this. As we see some changes in behavior and requirements around spikes…
If you want catch up on all the sessions from last week’s Virtual Symposium, it’s not too late to do that. But we also wanted to take a minute to dive a little deeper into the key takeaways from a few of…
Since we have retired the SignUp App and Registration API in January of 2021 we have moved our development focus for RaceDay Registration from the SignUp App and Kiosk Mode to Expo Mode. We recently put out an update that rebranded Expo…
The Scott Coffee Run was this past weekend. As followers of us know, this was the race that inspired the creation of RunSignup in 2010. Bob is a race director for the race and saw the need for better technology at races. We wanted…
With the coming of May, we are now required to verify bank account information. This is part of updates to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (Fincen) rules that banks and credit card processors belong to and are required to comply with. This also coincides…
We have been following Eventbrite since they are a similar company serving events and having a similar business model of charging for their services only with processing fees since they went public. We are also beginning to overlap with them more as…