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Nobody wanted 6:30 at full price. Someone did at $25 off, and it was a first-time client.

Small steps down, never a giveaway, until someone says yes.

Ash & Ivy Lash Studio · Tuesday, 6:30 PM Volume Full Set · eased from $220 to $195

Names, times, and dollar figures here are illustrative. The behavior shown is exactly how the system works.

Would've earned

$0

$195Actually earned
1New client gained
$25Cost of the discount

Without Fillsy

An empty 6:30 slot earns nothing. The night just ends a little short.

With Fillsy

The price eases down in small steps until someone says yes. Worst case, a smaller sale. Usual case, a full one.

2:00 PM

A 6:30 PM slot has been open a while with no takers at the full $220.

2:00 PM

It's offered again at $15 off.

2:00 PM

It goes up on the studio's public deals page at that same moment, on its own shallower ladder.

3:30 PM

Still nothing, so it eased to $20 off.

4:45 PM

Still nothing, so it eased to $25 off.

To Public deals page

6:30 PM tonight, $25 off a Volume Full Set. First come, first served.

5:02 PM

Taylor, who's never booked here before, sees it and grabs it. Full appointment, $195 instead of $220.Claimed

We never rush to a discount. The price eases down step by step, only after full price has already had its shot. A markdown is always earned, never the default. On higher-priced work it's shown as dollars off rather than a percentage, so your list price stays the number a client remembers.

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