Realistic walkthrough — not a mockup
Jordan cancelled a haircut and a hot towel shave booked together. Both got resold — together.
The shave gets discounted deeper than the haircut, because it's the harder sell on its own.
Riverside Barber Co. · Thursday, 5:15 PM Haircut & Beard Trim + Hot Towel Shave · resold as a pair
Names, times, and dollar figures here are illustrative — the behavior shown is exactly how the system works.
Would've earned
$0
Without Fillsy
A cancelled pair like this usually means reselling just the haircut, if anyone even thinks to resell the shave too — the harder half often just goes unsold.
With Fillsy
Both get offered back out together, each at its own price — the shave discounted deeper since it's the tougher sell alone. Someone can still take just the haircut, at a smaller discount, if the shave isn't for them.
2:00 PM
Jordan's 5:15 PM haircut and hot towel shave — booked together — both get cancelled at once.
2:00 PM
Both go back out for resale — the haircut at 10% off, the shave at 30% off, since it's the tougher one to move on its own.
4:50 PM
Still open — posted on the shop's public deals page.
To Public deals page
5:02 PM
Casey grabs both — haircut jumps to 15% off (the original 10%, plus 5% more for keeping the full pair), shave stays at 30% off.Claimed
A shared booking never gets treated as one option — each service keeps its own price, and the harder-to-sell piece is discounted more to move it. Taking the full pair earns a little extra off the main service too; either way, nothing gets double-booked or double-charged.
Two services cancelled together doesn't mean two problems.
See how your own paired bookings would get handled.