Fill Your Slow Hours — Automatically

Here's what a client sees opening Blade & Iron's booking calendar: hours with a discount are marked right on the dates with a small yellow dot, and picking one of those slots recalculates the price on the spot — €25 becomes €22.50, no promo code, no extra taps.

Every barbershop has hours when the chairs tend to sit empty — Tuesday morning, Wednesday after lunch, the times that are hard to fill no matter what. Until now the only fix was to wait it out or talk regulars into odd hours by hand. Now you can put a discount on exactly those hours, and TreatsMe takes it from there — showing it to clients as a clear reason to book now instead of putting it off until the weekend.

Here's how to set it up, and what clients see at each step.

Step 1 — Set your discount hours

Open Settings → Discounts. Set a discount percentage — say, 10% — and mark the specific hours for each day of the week. The grid follows the business hours you've already set, so there's nothing to configure twice: just pick which of your existing slots get the discount.

Step 2 — Clients see it before they even open the calendar

Before a client even gets to booking, your shop page already shows a "Discount hours – 10% off" block with the full weekly schedule. It works as marketing on its own — people see the upside right on the storefront, which nudges them toward the time you actually need filled instead of whatever slot comes to mind first.

Step 3 — The discount holds all the way to the end

By the time a client reaches the confirmation screen, the discount is already baked into the total — not a separate "you saved" banner, just an honest, calculated price. No surprises at checkout, no "wait, why didn't it apply."

Free and unlimited, like everything else in TreatsMe.

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