Peak and off-peak prices, VIP and home-service tiers, bundled packages and discount codes with real limits. Set the rules once and every booking prices itself.
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Smart pricing raises or lowers prices by day of the week and time, by a percentage or a fixed amount, for all services or some, across the business, one branch or one staff member. Pricing tiers such as VIP, weekend or home service add to a service's price and can stack. Packages bundle several services at one price per branch. Discount codes take a percentage or fixed amount off, with dates, total and per-client limits, and can be restricted to certain services, branches, clients or a saved audience.
Charging the same at both times leaves money on the table on Saturday and chairs empty on Tuesday. A rule fixes both without you repricing anything by hand.
Earn more at peak
A small premium on the slots that always sell out.
Fill the gaps
An off-peak price gives flexible clients a reason to move.
Discounts with a ceiling
Codes that stop after the number of uses you chose.
The pricing levers bigger salons use, without a spreadsheet.
Peak pricing
Add a percentage or a fixed amount on your busiest days and hours, so the slots everyone fights over earn what they are worth.
Off-peak
Take a little off the hours your chairs sit empty, and clients who can be flexible will book them.
By branch or stylist
A rule can cover the whole business, one branch, or one staff member. The most specific rule wins.
Pricing tiers
Tiers add to a service's price and can be combined, or marked as not combinable when they shouldn't stack.
Packages
Put several services together at one package price, set per branch, with extras listed so the client knows what is included.
Discount codes
Set a start and end date, cap the total uses and the uses per client, and limit it to certain services, branches, clients or a saved audience.
01. Set your base prices
Each service, with its duration and the staff who do it.
02. Add the rules
Peak and off-peak hours, tiers, packages and any discount codes.
03. Let it price itself
Every booking gets the right price, online or at the desk.
What owners ask before they change how they price.
Charging a different price depending on when the appointment is. In Glown you set rules by day of the week and time range that raise or lower prices by a percentage or a fixed amount, such as more on Saturday afternoons and less on Tuesday mornings. Rules can cover all services or some, and the whole business, one branch or one staff member.
Yes. A code can take a percentage or a fixed amount off, run between two dates or indefinitely, and be limited by total uses, uses per client, services, branches, specific clients or a saved audience.
Yes. A package groups several services, each with a quantity, at one package price. The price can differ by branch, and you can list extras that come with it.
Optional price levels on a service, such as VIP, weekend or home service. A tier adds to the service's price; several can apply to one appointment unless you mark a tier as not combinable.
Glown starts from the service's base price, applies any peak or off-peak rule, and then applies the discount on that adjusted price.
Yes. Marketing messages in Glown can include a discount code and its expiry date, in a birthday flow for example.
No. They are part of Glown, which has no subscription. Glown charges 2% per booking, capped at ₦2,000.
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