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MoeGo Package (Beta) - Overview

What MoeGo Packages are, how they drive loyalty and upfront revenue, plan availability, and how the package lifecycle works.

Written by Marina

MoeGo Packages let grooming, boarding, and daycare businesses sell bundled services β€” like 10 daycare days or 5 baths β€” as one upfront, discounted purchase. Clients pay once, then redeem their visits over time.

πŸ’Ž Growth+ only: Packages are available on the Growth, Ultimate and Enterprise plans.

πŸ§ͺ Beta: Packages are currently in beta. Contact MoeGo Support to get access.

πŸ–₯️ Desktop only: Packages aren't supported on the MoeGo mobile app yet. On your phone, open MoeGo in the web browser instead.

Why do pet businesses use packages

When you manage dozens of dogs a day, small gaps in rebooking and payment collection turn into real operational pressure.

Without packages, clients book and pay one visit at a time β€” revenue stays unpredictable, and repeat visits depend on the client remembering to rebook.

Common Challenges

  • Unpredictable revenue β€” income depends on how many clients happen to book each week

  • Low client commitment β€” nothing ties a client to their next visit

  • Payment friction β€” every visit means another checkout

  • Retention gaps β€” lapsed clients drift away quietly

How Packages Help

  • Encourage repeat visits β€” prepaid credits bring clients back until the package is used up

  • Improve cash flow β€” the full payment lands upfront, not visit by visit

  • Increase customer lifetime value β€” committed clients book more over time

  • Reduce admin overhead β€” redemptions are tracked automatically at checkout

How We Dog Care Uses Packages

🐢 Care Type: Boarding & Daycare

πŸ‘¬ Team Size: 20+

πŸ“ Location: San Jose, CA

As We Dog Care grew to 80 dogs a day, relying on customers to book and pay one visit at a time made attendance less predictable and created extra administrative work. They wanted a simpler way to encourage regular daycare visits while improving cash flow.

By offering prepaid daycare packages, they made it easier for customers to commit to recurring visits in advance, reducing payment friction and creating more predictable revenue.

Business Impact

  • πŸ”„ More recurring visits

  • πŸ’° Improved cash flow predictability

  • πŸ’³ Reduced payment administration

  • πŸ“ˆ Stronger customer retention

Read the full story here πŸ‘‡

How it works

  1. Create your package: Choose the services or add-ons to include, set the quantity of each, and give the package one bundled price and a validity period.

  2. Sell it β€” or let clients buy it: Sell a package directly from the business side, or enable online purchase so clients can buy on their own. Self-service purchase requires MoeGo Pay.

  3. Redeem at checkout: When an appointment includes a service that matches a valid package, the package credit is automatically applied at checkout. This works on both the legacy invoice and Smart Invoice V4.

  4. Track and manage: Every sold package lives in the client's profile, showing its status (Valid or Expired), remaining items, and full usage history.

πŸ“ Note: Applying a package does not change staff commission. Commission is always calculated on the original service price, even when the client pays $0 because a package covered the service.

πŸ“ Note: Selling and managing packages is permission-controlled, so you decide which staff roles can access it. See Powerful Tools Permission πŸ‘ˆ

Limitation

  • Desktop only (business side): Creating, selling, and managing packages isn't supported on the MoeGo mobile app yet. If you need to work with packages from your phone, open MoeGo in your phone's web browser instead.

  • Online self-purchase requires MoeGo Pay: Clients can only buy packages on their own if your business uses MoeGo Pay. You can always sell packages from the business side regardless.

  • Packages are location-specific: Sell the package at the same business location where the client's appointments are booked.

In this collection

This collection walks you through the full package lifecycle:

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