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A membership on Slotsy is a pack of visits, not a subscription. You pay once, get a fixed number of bookings, and they stay usable for a set number of days. Nothing recurs and nothing is charged again.

What a Pack Contains

Every plan a company offers is described by four things:

FieldMeaning
VisitsHow many bookings the pack covers, e.g. 4
Valid forHow many days it stays usable, counted from purchase
ServicesWhich services it can be spent on
PriceA single one-off payment

A yoga studio might sell "4 classes, valid 60 days". Buying it means four bookings of that class over the next two months, at a lower price than four single visits.

Where to Find Them

Membership plans appear wherever a company shows its prices:

  1. The company page has a Memberships block, if any plans exist
  2. The Prices page shows the single-visit price and the pack together
  3. The Memberships page lists every plan, or only those for one service

Tip: Not every company sells packs. If you see no Memberships section, that company has not set any up.

Choosing Between Plans

When a company offers several, compare them on the two things that decide the value:

  • Visits against price — divide the price by the visits to get the real cost per booking
  • Validity against your habits — a 10-visit pack valid 30 days is only cheaper if you actually come ten times in a month

A pack whose days run out with visits unused is money spent for nothing, so the shorter number usually matters more than the bigger discount.

What Buying Does Not Do

  • It does not reserve any time. You still book each visit yourself, and slots are first come, first served.
  • It does not renew. When the visits or the days run out, the pack simply ends, and you can buy another.
  • It does not cover services outside the plan. Those are paid for as usual.

Spending a Visit

Book the covered service as normal and choose Membership as the payment method. The visit comes off when the booking is created, so your place is held.

Cancelling in good time gives the visit back. Cancelling late, or not turning up, uses it — each company sets how far ahead "in good time" means, and a booking the company itself cancels always returns the visit.

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