Realistic walkthrough, not a mockup
Jordan cancelled a gel manicure and a pedicure booked together. Both got resold, together.
The pedicure gets discounted deeper than the manicure, because it's the harder sell on its own.
The Polish Bar · Thursday, 5:15 PM Signature Gel Manicure + Pedicure · 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 manicure, if anyone even thinks to resell the pedicure too. The harder half often just goes unsold.
With Fillsy
Both get offered back out together, each at its own price, with the pedicure discounted deeper since it's the tougher sell alone. Someone can still take just the manicure, at a smaller discount, if the pedicure isn't for them.
2:00 PM
Jordan's 5:15 PM gel manicure and pedicure, booked together, both get cancelled at once.
2:00 PM
Both go back out for resale: the manicure at 10% off, the pedicure at 20% off, since it's the tougher one to move on its own.
2:00 PM
The pair goes up on the salon's public deals page at that same moment, on its own shallower ladder.
To Public deals page
5:02 PM
Casey grabs both. The manicure jumps to 15% off (the original 10%, plus 5% more for keeping the full pair), pedicure stays at 20% 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.