Offers

Offers that stop where you meant them to.

The problem

A discount code shared in a group chat is used by everyone, forever, on things it was never for.

Sorted

Each offer says what it's on, when, for whom and how often, online and at the till, and reports what it brought in.

How it goes

Set once, the same everywhere.

  1. Set up

    Say what it's for

    A kind of offer, the products it's on, the dates and who can use it.

  2. Shared

    A code, a link or nothing

    Typed, brought in a link, applied by itself, or chosen by staff.

  3. Used

    Online and at the till

    The same rules everywhere, with limits in all and per customer.

  4. After

    See what it brought in

    Discounts given by offer, code and member of staff, and what each campaign's code sold.

What's in it

Offers, in full.

Money off however you want to give it, on anything you sell, with the rules to stop it going further than you meant.

Seven kinds of offer

A percentage or amount off, a fixed price, buy one get one, more off the more they buy, a free add-on, or a bundle (coffee and cake for £5).

Codes, automatic or given by staff

A code they type or bring in a link, an offer that applies itself when it fits, or one staff choose: online, at the desk, on the POS, or all three.

On anything they buy

Bookings, memberships, multi-passes, packages, café food and drink, and the shop, for the products, tags or add-ons you choose.

When it applies

Between dates, on chosen days and times, for early birds or last-minute bookers, and above a spend or a number of places.

Who, and how often

Everyone, members, non-members or new customers only; a limit in all and per customer, the most off one booking, and whether it stacks with other discounts.

Joining and keeping members

Money off the joining fee or none at all, off a set number of payments or for good, and an offer suggested to a member who's leaving.

Personal offer codes

Single-use codes made for each person in an email, usable at the checkout and POS.

What they brought in

Discounts given by offer, code and member of staff, and the bookings, passes and memberships each campaign's code brought in.

Included for £365 per site per month.

Every part of LeisureHQ is in the one price, plus usage. No set-up fee, no contract, nothing per member of staff.

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Questions

What venues ask us.

Can an offer apply without a code?

Yes. An offer can apply itself when it fits, be typed as a code, arrive in a link, or be chosen by staff.

Can we limit a code to one use each?

Yes: a limit in all and per customer, or single-use codes made for each person in an email.

Do offers work on the café and shop?

Yes. Bookings, memberships, passes, packages, café food and drink, and the shop.

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