In Swift, you can fully customize your service pricing to match your business model. This includes setting standard public prices, offering discounted rates for specific members, and credit-only bookings. Also, you can offer special pricing for members while keeping regular pricing for the public.
For example:
Public price: One-hour cage rental – $90
Member price: One-hour cage rental – $50
Swift automatically shows the correct rate based on the customer’s membership, after they've logged into their Swift account. If a customer has multiple memberships with overlapping discounts, Swift will always apply the lowest available rate.
Discounted rates can be set either on the Membership setup page, or the Service Page itself. Here's an example of how you can use these pricing models to give members discounts on lessons and rentals.
For the general public, a one-hour cage rental may cost $90, while members pay only $50. Furthermore, you can offer a specific duration to members only, while making it unavailable by the general public. In the example above, only members can book the 30 minute lesson.
You can also control who can see and book a service using membership pricing. If a service has pricing set only for members and no default pricing, then the service will be hidden from non-members and will not be bookable.
You can also create services that don’t have a dollar price and will instead require credits to book.
For example:
A hitting lesson with no default or membership price set may only be booked using credits from a package or membership.
Only customers who have available credits for the service will be able to see and book it. During the booking and checkout flow, they’ll be prompted to redeem a credit to complete the booking.
