
A spa day is one sale and four jobs, and the number you can run is set by the treatment rooms rather than by the size of the building.
Online booking
The page sells the day the way the guest pictures it, while the diary under it holds the facial, the massage and the room each one needs.
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The whole afternoon on the one view, so two guests on different packages never end up on the same therapist at half two.
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Sold as one line, and under it the facial, the massage and the room are each held, so nothing is promised to two guests at the same time.
One of them books for the group, a single quote covers the treatments and the lunch, and the invoice goes to her once the day is over.
Two guests, one room, one booking at the couples price, instead of two massages that only happen to be starting at the same minute.
The busiest afternoon of your year sells off a page that knows how many days you can run, so it closes before the desk has to say no.
Her afternoon is on the same timeline as everybody else’s, so you can see who is free and move treatments rather than cancel them.
A shorter package at its own price, listed as its own product, so a thin midweek gets filled instead of being discounted into nothing.
Her record shows who she saw and what she had, so the next booking goes to the right hands rather than to whoever the diary offers.
One organiser, one itemised quote for the treatments and the food, and a single request to the company after everyone has gone home.
Release the slot and it is back on the page, so a room that would have sat idle until three is still sellable before the morning is out.
Couples packages, a hen party of eight, Mother’s Day, and the quiet Tuesday in February that could take a good deal more.
Offer the half day, the full day and the evening package as options on the one product, and repeat the seasonal timetable. Repeats are on Free; taking the card at booking comes with Pro.
See it in action
Schedule
Every booking lands on one daily schedule across all your rooms and daybeds, so the front desk can see at a glance what is booked, what is on a deposit and what is still free. No paper diary, no fourteen guests turning up for eight robes.
Instant booking
Share your booking link and guests pick a package and a session with places still open, priced up front for them. The booking drops straight into your schedule with the payment taken on the card.
Get paid
Take a deposit that holds the places the moment they are booked, so a morning cancellation has not left a daybed empty and unpaid. Collect the balance by card on the day or send a payment request once the visit is done.
Less admin, more bookings
She buys a spa day. What runs is a facial at eleven, lunch at one and a massage at half two, each needing a room and a free pair of hands.
What you can deliver comes down to rooms and rostered hours, not to how many fit in the building. The page ought to stop at that number.
A couple booking late on a Sunday should pay then. Eight women out for the day should be one arrangement rather than eight at the desk.
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One app for every booking
Set how many spa days you can genuinely deliver and booking closes there itself, because the ceiling is treatment rooms and rostered hours.
A confirmation when the day is booked and a reminder before it, both carrying the arrival time so guests come early enough to use the pool.
Yes. The guest books one package, and under it each treatment is still held against the therapist and the room it has to happen in.
Set how many days you can genuinely deliver and booking stops there, so the page never sells past the rooms and the hours you have.
Yes. It is one booking on the couples package holding the room for both, rather than two treatments that share a start by coincidence.
Her treatments sit on the same timeline as everybody else’s, so you can see who is free and move them instead of cancelling the day.
Yes. She holds the booking and one payment request goes to her afterwards, rather than eight people settling up separately at the desk.
Yes. Past treatments stay on her record, so the next booking can go to the same person rather than to whoever happens to be free.