Do you offer seasonal plans?

Our Annual Plans are ideal for seasonal or on/off businesses.

With our annual plans, you pay for 10 months you get 12 months of uninterrupted service - PLUS we pool all 12 months' worth of waivers into one large bucket for you to use within a year.

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This option has turned out to be the ideal scenario for many seasonal business. 

We also give all monthly accounts the option to pause your account during the off-season for $5 per month, maintaining all your waivers and account settings. You can even still process waivers during this time at 50¢ each.    

If you need short-term plan for a singular event, please email support@ewaiverpro.com to see how we can accommodate your requirements. 

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