Get Paid for Her Next Five Fills Today

Sell prepaid fill packs right from your booking page. She pays once, books like she always does, and SuiteCal tracks every visit for you.

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Packages

One Payment. Five Visits. Zero Tracking.

You sell the pack. SuiteCal counts every fill, so you never keep the books by hand.

You Set the Pack

Pick a service, pick how many fills, set your price. SuiteCal shows the per-fill savings so the deal sells itself.

She Buys It Her Way

In the chair by card or cash, or from your booking page at midnight. Either way, the money lands today.

The Punch Card She Can't Lose

Every visit is counted automatically. She can check “2 of 5 used” on your booking page any time. No “wait, how many do I have left?” texts.

Booking Just Works

When she books, her prepaid visit applies itself. Nothing to pay, nothing to remember. Cancel a visit and it goes straight back on her card.

How It Works

Set It Up Once, Then It Runs Itself

Two minutes to build a pack. Every fill after that is effortless.

Step 1: You Build the Pack Once.

Classic fill, 5 visits, your price. Set an expiry if you want one. Takes two minutes.

Step 2: She Buys It, Online or in the Chair.

The best moment is checkout, lashes fresh, right before she books her next fill. One tap and her next five visits are paid.

Step 3: Every Fill After That Is Effortless.

She books, the visit applies automatically, her punch card updates, and your calendar fills itself for the next three months.

Portrait video of a happy lash tech working with a booked and busy calendar
Lash artist finishing a fill for a loyal client who booked a prepaid fill pack
Why It Matters

A Fill Client Is Worth Four Figures a Year. Protect That.

A client on a 2 to 3 week fill cycle is 17 to 26 fills a year. At $85 a fill, that is $1,400 to $2,200 a year walking in and out of your chair. Every gap between fills is a chance for her to drift to whoever has an opening.

The big lash franchises run on memberships and prepaid plans because prepaid clients come back. That model built their empires. Packages gives you the same economics without contracts, without monthly billing, and without giving anyone a cut.

Paper punch cards get lost. Packages in a notebook turn into “I thought I had one left” arguments. Most artists who tried selling packs stopped because of the bookkeeping, not the idea. SuiteCal removes the bookkeeping entirely. Every balance lives on her client profile, and every pack is part of your Premium plan with no commission on the sale.

The Client Experience

No Card at the Visit. No Math. No Awkward Moment.

From her side, a pack makes every fill simpler than paying each time. She buys once, sees exactly how many visits are left, and books like she always has.

You never have to count her fills out loud or dig through a notebook at checkout. SuiteCal already knows, and packs sit right alongside the deposits you take on new full sets.

She Buys the Pack

Right from your online booking page, with the savings spelled out before she taps buy.

Her Punch Card Updates

Every fill she uses is counted for her. She can check what is left any time.

Checkout Is $0

Her prepaid visit applies itself when she books, so there is nothing due at the appointment.

How your client experiences it
1
On Your Booking Page
Classic Fill Pack
5 fills for $400. You save $25 ($80 per fill).
Buy pack
2
Her Punch Card
2 of 5 visits used3 left
Paid with your package. $0 due today.
No card at the visit. No math. No awkward moment.
The Discount Question

You Choose the Discount. Even None.

A pack does not have to be a big discount. $5 off per fill is enough, because what she is really buying is her spot with you. Some artists sell packs at full price and add a small perk instead.

The value of a pack is the commitment, not the markdown. SuiteCal shows whatever savings you choose, clearly and honestly.

Turn One Fill Into Five, Paid Up Front

Build your first pack in two minutes. No credit card required.

Lash packages FAQ

Everything you need to know before you sell your first pack