Give customers a discount on the spot — no coupon code needed

And if the order was already placed? Even worse. Your only option was issuing a manual refund — which made it look like something went wrong, not that you did something nice.

Now you just type in the discount amount, right there in the order. The customer sees a clean line item on their invoice showing exactly what they saved. And you move on with your day.

When this comes in handy

This isn't a replacement for coupon codes — those still make sense for promotions you plan ahead. This is for the moments that don't fit neatly into a system.

Like when a corporate client books 12 spots for a team cooking experience and you've agreed on a flat group rate over the phone. Or when a customer booked with a deposit and you want to adjust the final amount without touching the refund workflow. These are pricing conversations that happen between people — and now your software can keep up.

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How it works

- On a new Quick Order — while building the order, enter any dollar amount as a discount. It updates the price summary instantly, taxes and all.

- On an existing booking — open the order, apply or change the discount inline. No extra page, no modal. If there's a deposit involved, you'll be prompted to handle the difference.

- Alongside a coupon — manual discounts stack with coupon codes. The system makes sure the combined discount never exceeds the order total.

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Who it's for

Any merchant using Quick Order or managing bookings from the dashboard.

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Getting started

[Here's how to use it →] (link to help doc)

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