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Booking Bundles Overview

Increase your revenue per customer with pre-paid bundles

Written by Eric Plamondon
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Booking Bundles allow you to sell multiple services upfront and collect payment at the time of purchase.

You can easily add bundle options to your Live-Pricing and Real-Time Booking Pages, giving customers the option to purchase multiple services in advance -increasing customer lifetime value and encouraging repeat bookings.

Why Use Booking Bundles?

Booking Bundles help you:

  • Increase upfront revenue

  • Improve client retention

  • Encourage repeat bookings

  • Reduce friction for returning customers

  • Strengthen customer loyalty

They work especially well when combined with automated reminders and follow-ups.

Booking Bundles

How Booking Bundles Work

  1. Your customer purchases a bundle through your booking page.

  2. Once their first service is scheduled, they automatically receive a Booking Bundle Code by email.

  3. They can use this code to redeem their remaining services.

You can view and manage bundle codes anytime inside:

Inside this section, you’ll be able to:

  • View all active and past bundles

  • See how many uses remain (e.g., 3 used – 2 remaining)

  • Check the associated customer

  • Monitor bundle status (Active, etc.)

This gives you full visibility into how bundles are being redeemed and which customers still have services remaining.

If Your Customer Needs Help

If customers have questions about how to use their bundle code, direct them to:

Important Notes About Booking Bundles

  • Booking bundles do not have expiry dates.

  • Extras are considered one-offs and are not automatically included in future bundle redemptions.

  • Booking bundles are non-transferable. They apply to one customer at one location

  • Bundles can be edited from the Ops Console by you, the admin.

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