Bring the sport of batting to your club. Pay for a team session, not twelve individual subscriptions.
A WBL delivery coach brings two bowling machines, fitness kit and the recording setup. Your team rotates through the same 60-minute batting circuit. Your club supplies an approved facility and the players.
Programme pricing is subject to a site and staffing quote. Enquire to confirm dates, availability and inclusions. Initial format is for adult teams.
One team. Purposeful batting and a recording of the work. Time to recover, prepare and share a useful cue.
01 / BUY THE SESSION, NOT THE EQUIPMENT
One coach-led circuit. One club invoice.
HOSTED TEAM SESSION
A$330per team / 60-minute circuit · GST-inclusive guide price
Up to 12 adult players, arranged in six pairs
Lead coach plus dedicated ball replenisher
Two bowling machines and automatic feeders
Strength, 20 m speed, oval and recovery stations
One recording phone per net
Reviewed shot sharing and a short team debrief
A$27.50 per player with 12 attending.
Club provides approved two-net access, adjacent training space, suitable power and permissions. Players supply personal protection and bats. Travel within the agreed local service area only; facility hire, extra staff and special requirements are quoted separately.
CONSECUTIVE TEAM BLOCK
A$900three teams / three 60-minute circuits · GST-inclusive guide price
Three team-hours, one venue visit. Up to 36 players over the block, never 36 in the same class.
A$300 per team-hour; A$25/player at 12 per team
Allow 10-minute handovers between teams
Same equipment, different skill settings
Six weekly blocks: A$5,400 for 18 team sessions
The three-team block occupies at least 3 hours 20 minutes, plus setup and pack-down. The six-week example is A$150 per player in total at 36 players, or A$25 per weekly visit. Discounts assume one site and consecutive teams; split visits need a separate quote.
The club pays the delivery coach/provider. Included players do not also need the A$19 individual WBL membership for the team-session clips. This is an alternative club-funded offer, not a second charge on top of a consumer membership. Final deliverables, footage retention, cancellations and weather arrangements must be agreed before booking.
02 / A CLUB NIGHT THAT FLOWS
Run one team through. Bring the next one in.
Example evening · Teams arrive early, briefed and ready · Times illustrative
Time
What happens
Before 17:00
Staff set up, check machines and layout, connect two phones and confirm rosters.
17:00–18:00
Team A: warm-up, six-station circuit, cooldown and debrief.
18:00–18:10
Machines stopped. Player exit/entry, roster change, ball and equipment check.
18:10–19:10
Team B: same structure, coach-adjusted skill and fitness demands.
19:10–19:20
Safe turnover and the next team’s recording setup.
19:20–20:20
Team C: final circuit, followed by staff pack-down.
After processing
Coach reviews assignments and shares player clips. Agree the turnaround before booking; processing is not instantaneous.
Keep groups together by team and ability. A player profile and consent check happen before the first visit. Grade assessment can be a separately scheduled benchmark rather than taking over every training hour.
03 / EVIDENCE FOR THE FORMAT
A familiar purchase. A richer team session.
Clubs already buy external coaching.
Perth Cricket Academy offers club programmes with published coach rates of A$90, A$110 and A$130 per hour, excluding GST and setup time. That supports the buying model; WBL’s package adds a replenisher, machines, a fitness circuit and footage review.
Cricket HQ publishes club net hire at A$95/hour per lane. Two lanes alone would be A$190/hour at that listed rate, before confirming machine extras or coaching. Indoor hire and WBL at a club-provided venue are different services, not a like-for-like price comparison.
A programme built around your team.
A club already has teams, captains, a calendar and often suitable nets. Build a six-week training block around the team’s priorities: contact, strike rotation, power, conditioning or decision-making.
Give each week a theme, each player a target and the coach a record of the work. Review progress across the block and set the next training priorities. Club sessions can be a distinct programme alongside the member club, with separate capacity and clear charges.
Lead coach allowance: 1.5 paid hours at A$80, including allocated preparation/review. Replenisher: 1.5 hours at A$30, subject to actual employment costs. WBL allocation assumes A$79/month plus A$19 per team-hour, each GST-inclusive, spread over 26 delivered team-hours/month. Transport is A$25 once per venue visit. Invoice/bank-transfer payment assumed; merchant fees, extra travel, finance and tax reduce the result. Equipment recovery is a reserve, not accounting depreciation. This contribution is not net profit.
Three-team blocks improve utilisation and reduce repeated travel. But the margin is not large enough to silently absorb another staff member or venue rental. Quote those explicitly. If the lead coach is the owner, their A$120 time allowance is remuneration, not an extra profit line.
05 / ALREADY HAVE MACHINES AND COACHES?
Run it with your club. Use WBL by the team-hour.
SELF-DELIVERED CLUB SOFTWARE
A$79 per organiser/month + A$19 per delivered team-hour.
The club supplies the facility, two bowling machines, qualified staff, replenishment, fitness kit and recording phones. WBL supplies the software and circuit format. No mandatory individual subscription for players receiving those team clips.
One team-hour means one rostered class of up to 12 players, up to 60 minutes, recorded across up to two nets: up to two source-video hours. Three teams in succession are three team-hours. Upload retries must not create extra billable sessions.
Example: three teams every week = 13 team-hours/month on a 52/12-week basis. Illustrative WBL fees: A$326/month including the organiser fee. Staffing, equipment, facility and operating costs are additional. This is not a staffed A$326/month coaching service.
Contact us to confirm the commercial software package, recording allowances, retention and invoicing for your club. Included team access and individual membership must not duplicate the same entitlement.
06 / WHAT TO AGREE WITH THE CLUB
THE SPACE
Approved access.
Two safe nets, a separated fitness area, running route, power and setup access. Confirm commercial permission, insurance and weather alternatives.
THE PEOPLE
The right staffing.
Clear lead-coach and replenisher roles. Extra fitness supervision if needed. A club coordinator owns rosters, consent and communication.
THE SERVICE
A defined outcome.
A themed circuit, individual practice goals and reviewed footage. Agree the coaching priorities, clip turnaround and review process.
THE AGREEMENT
No hidden extras.
Set dates, price, minimum players, cancellations, wet weather, data ownership and retention. Junior delivery needs a separately designed safeguarding model.
