New Horizon Experience. This article describes the New Horizon Experience, which is available now. In the Horizon WebRef mobile apps for Android and iOS, New Horizon is already what you see. On a computer or laptop you see it when you are in New Horizon. If you still have the older layout, choose Try the New Horizon Experience from the banner or your account menu. You can switch back from that menu any time.
Horizon does not pay or employ referees or umpires. Horizon provides scheduling software to local officiating organizations. Those organizations (and the teams, leagues, or schools they work with) set the fees and handle payment. Amounts vary widely, so there is no single Horizon fee schedule.
This article is for officials who want to see what a game pays before they accept it, and for organization administrators who set those fees. Open My Schedule from Schedule when you are signed in as an Official. Assignors reviewing the full board use the Master Game Schedule on the same Schedule menu.
Where the fee shows on My Schedule
Most of the time, the fastest place to check pay is your personal schedule. On a phone, open Schedule in the bottom bar, then use Detailed cards when you want more on each game. Under the teams and venue you will see a small bill icon with the fee amount (for example $ 30.00). Badges such as Pay by Team tell you how that game is paid, not a different dollar amount.
On a computer, My Schedule uses a wider table. Look for the Fee column between the venue and Partners. Each row shows that game's fee. At the bottom of the list, Total earned adds up the fees for the games in your current date range and filters.
If Feature #40 Display Gross Pay To Officials is off in your organization, you still see a fee on the schedule. That number is your net pay for the game (after the usual deductions), not the billable amount charged to a team or league. When Feature #40 is on, more of the breakdown can appear in exports and on Details.
Where the fee shows in Game Details
When you need the full picture for one game, open Details from the game's actions (or from the Partners menu). In the Crew list, find your name. Officials usually see their own fee on that card. Organization administrators and assignors see each official's fee there as well, often labeled Billable Fee.
On a computer, the same Details window shows the crew on a wider layout. The fee sits on each official's card so you can compare positions at a glance.
Some organizations temporarily block Details until overdue ratings or reports are finished. If that message appears, finish the rating or report first. Your schedule Fee column (or the fee on Detailed cards) still shows pay for games you can see on the list.
How organizations set the fees
Fees are designed on Positions (often opened from Game Structure). Each position carries the billable fee and any standard deductions for that game code. Organization administrators who need a one-game change use Edit Fees on Details, or follow How to edit game fees.
Two System Settings features control who can see what:
Feature #40 Display Gross Pay To Officials - when on, officials can see billable versus paid amounts when those differ. When off, officials see net pay on the schedule and related exports hide gross and deduction columns.
Feature #26 Let Coaches/ADs/League Personnel See Officials' Fees - works with Feature #24. When both are on, coaches, athletic directors, and League Personnel can see game fee, travel, and related fee fields on the team schedule and Details.
Open System Settings, go to Features & Settings, and turn those switches on or off for your organization. Save when the page asks you to. Positions remain the place to design the actual dollar amounts.
If you still cannot see a fee
Meetings do not show a game fee. Cancelled games hide the fee unless your organization marked the game billable anyway. Games from another organization you belong to may follow that organization's pay-visibility rules, so a fee can be blank on a foreign-org row even when home-org games show pay.
If your own home-organization games never show a Fee column or bill icon, ask an organization administrator to confirm Positions have fees entered and that nothing in System Settings is hiding pay for your role. For payment timing after the game is worked, see When will I get paid? and How often are referees and umpires paid?.
If you still see the older layout
On a computer or laptop, My Schedule may still look like the older layout until you choose Try the New Horizon Experience. In that layout, fees often appear in a Fee column on the schedule table, and you open Game Details from the Action column to see fees next to each assigned official when your organization allows it.