Hot stones, cupping, aromatherapy, an extra fifteen minutes. Palm treats an add-on as time and money, so the service menu is clear to clients and the next slot starts where it should.
An add-on has its own duration and price. The next slot starts where it should.
Clients add it when booking; the front desk offers it when asked.
Cupping on any massage; hot stones only on the 90.
"Hot stones add 15 minutes and $20 to any massage." Set.
An add-on that takes fifteen minutes and isn't on the calendar makes the next client wait or makes you rush. Palm treats the add-on as time.
Hot stones, fifteen minutes. Cupping, none. Aromatherapy, none. Each its own.
Added at checkout, shown at booking.
Add-on revenue, by therapist, in the same ledger.
Yes. Hot stones can require the room with the warmer.
Yes, up to your change lock; the front desk can too.
If you say so, at the rate you say.
Finally, a scheduler that runs your calendar the way you would.
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