Offers and discounts with guardrails — protect margin while filling the right chairs.
Build targeted offers that give clients a clear reason to book, return, or try another service. Create promotions around seasonal demand, specific services, client groups, or business goals without making your team manage every discount manually.
Give your team a simple way to create and manage discounts without adding unnecessary steps to daily operations. Set clear offer details, define where they apply, and keep promotions organized so your staff knows exactly what clients can use.
Turn promotions into a stronger client experience by offering discounts that match different booking needs. Encourage clients to try new services, return for another appointment, or take advantage of timely promotions that fit your business strategy.
Keep your promotions relevant throughout the year with offers designed around holidays, seasonal services, slower periods, or special events. Give clients timely incentives while helping your business create more demand when appointments need an extra push.
Use offers strategically to encourage additional bookings, introduce clients to higher-value services, and bring customers back at the right time. Track your promotions alongside everyday operations so discounts support growth instead of simply reducing prices.
Yes. You can restrict an offer so only certain staff can apply it, which helps if a promotion is tied to a specific service a particular provider performs.
Offers can apply during online booking, so a client sees the discounted price before they even arrive. This works well for filling slow time slots without front desk staff needing to manually apply anything.
Yes. You can cap an offer at a fixed number of redemptions, so a limited promotion like the first 50 bookings shuts off automatically once the cap is hit, even if the end date hasn't passed yet.
Reporting shows redemption counts alongside revenue from the discounted bookings, so you can compare what an offer brought in against what it cost in reduced pricing.
That depends on how the offer is set up. First-visit and one-time promotions can be capped to a single use per client, while recurring offers, like a monthly loyalty discount, can be set to allow repeat use.
The system blocks it. Once the end date or redemption cap is reached, the offer no longer shows as an option at checkout, so no manual reminder is needed.
Yes. A discount reduces the service or product price first, and a gift card can still be applied toward the remaining balance at checkout.
Yes. Receipts show the original price, the discount applied, and the final total, so both the client and your records stay clear on what was reduced and why.
Yes. Pausing keeps the offer's rules and history intact, so you can turn it back on later without rebuilding it from scratch.
There's no hard limit built into the feature itself, though running too many overlapping offers at once makes it harder to track which one actually drove a booking. Most clinics keep two or three active at a time for that reason.
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