Offer add-ons
Requirements
- Available on: All plans
- Device access: Web & mobile browser
- Permission: Owner or Manager
Add-ons are small extras clients can tack onto a service — think a scalp massage with a blow-dry, or a paraffin treatment with a manicure. This article explains how add-ons will work and what to do in the meantime.
Coming soon
A dedicated screen to create add-ons and attach them to your services is on the way. When it ships, you'll be able to:
- Create an add-on with its own name, optional price, and optional extra time.
- Attach it to one or more services so it appears as an optional extra when that service is booked.
- Decide per service whether the add-on is optional or required.
We'll update this article with step-by-step instructions the moment the feature is available.
What to do today
You can already cover most add-on scenarios with the tools you have now:
- Make the add-on its own service. Create a separate service (for example, "Add-on: Scalp massage") with its own price and duration, then let clients book it alongside their main appointment. See Add & organize your services.
- Bundle extras into one service. If an extra is almost always included, build it into the parent service's price and duration so it's part of the standard appointment.
- Group with packages. To sell a fixed set of services together at one price, create a package instead. See Create a package.
Tip: Using a standalone service for an extra also lets you control exactly which staff can perform it — see Assign services to staff.
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