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Memberships

Sell recurring or lifetime plans with built-in perks — a baseline discount plus benefits on the services and products you choose.

A membership turns a one-off client into a regular. Each plan bundles perks — a baseline discount across everything, plus specific benefits on the services and products you choose — behind a recurring or one-time price. Members get better prices; you get predictable, repeat revenue.

Memberships live in two places: you design plans in Settings, and you sell them from the Catalog.

Design a plan

Open Memberships in Settings and hit Add plan.

Name it and set the price

Give the plan a Plan name, a Billing cycle (monthly, quarterly, annual, or Lifetime), and a Price for each currency you operate in.

Layer the perks

Under Perks, start with a Baseline discount on ALL services (optional) — a single percentage off everything. Then fine-tune per item: the By service tab sets a specific % on chosen services, Free services grants a number of free visits each cycle, and Free products does the same for your retail shelf. A per-service benefit always wins over the baseline.

Scope and publish

Optionally limit the plan to certain branches under Branch scope, then Create plan. A live preview shows the plan exactly as a client sees it while you build.

Sell and track memberships

Open Memberships under Catalog. This is the roster of every membership sold — the Customer on each Plan, who sold it (Sold by), and when it Renews. To put a client on a plan, hit Assign membership, pick the customer, and choose the plan.

Once a client is a member, their perks apply on their own: the baseline discount and any per-service pricing kick in at checkout, and free-visit allowances are counted down each cycle as they're redeemed through the booking flow.

Renewals are recorded by hand — for now

Today you record each renewal on the customer's profile when they pay; memberships don't auto-charge a card yet. Everything else — the perks, the discounts, the free-visit counters — is fully automatic.

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