what it costs
Pay the crew. Five a seat, plus four percent.
The slate is free. Taking a seat is free. When you settle, the crew gets the fee you wrote — a referee crew on a match, a judging panel on a division — and you add five dollars a seat plus four percent of that fee.
you
The assigner
$5 + 4% a settled seat
- Write the weekend — nothing
- Send the offers — nothing
- See what’s covered — nothing
- Mark who worked — nothing
- Settle a seat — $5 + 4% of the fee
the crew
The official
$0 to take a seat
- Referee or judge, see the seat, the venue, the pay
- Tap yes or no
- The fee on the offer is the fee
- Draw a signed record of your own work
this Saturday
Three seats. $20.
Whitlock, Bishop, Marshall. The fees you wrote, plus $5 a seat and 4% of the fee. That is the whole add-on — we move the money.
| Seat | Crew fee | You add |
|---|---|---|
| L Dale Whitlock | $55 | $7.20 |
| A1 Charlene Bishop | $35 | $6.40 |
| A2 Trey Marshall | $35 | $6.40 |
| The crew | $125 | $20 |
You pay $145 — the crew, and $20.
The panels price the same way.
Finals · Senior Level 5 seats 5 judges on Sunday: $255 in fees, $35.20 to settle. The rule is the same for a judge’s seat and a referee’s — $5, and 4% of whatever fee you wrote on it.
Not a surprise after the weekend.
You settle the weekend you just staffed: $5 a seat and 4% of the fee, not a plan grid. Mark a no-show and that seat drops out of what you settle. If your chapter settles at a scale this does not suit, write hello@assignary.com and we put a flat on paper for the chapter.