Data-driven strategies play a key role in a spa’s financial and forecasting success / photo: roman samborskyi - Shutterstock
Frank Pitsikalis
ResortSuite
photo: ResortSuite
Most software incorporates variable pricing (time of day and day of week), but ResortSuite also supports dynamic pricing and dynamic availability.
Dynamic availability is our key differentiator, as it’s a more effective and powerful revenue management tool.
Menu and prices don’t change, but the mix of when services are available changes, ensuring higher profitability during peak times and better use of non-peak times.
ResortSuite revenue management takes many decisions out of the hands of staff and we find spas that focus on dynamic availability, typically achieve a 20-30 per cent increase in profit during their high demand days/times.
As a side effect, more lower-margin services are pushed into non-peak dates/times, filling time slots that would typically go unsold. This creates an additional 10-15 per cent increase in profit during off-peak times.
Revenue management is also used to ensure that the mix of treatments on offer positively impacts retail sales. For example, by booking a high-value facial versus a wax service during peak times, the spa not only makes more profit on the facial, but also generates on average 45 per cent of the treatment price in additional product revenue relative to other types of services.
By booking a high-value facial versus a wax during peak times, the spa not only makes more profit on the facial, but also generates 45 per cent of the treatment price in additional product revenue
Dheeraj Koneru
Zenoti
photo: zenoti
Operators using our revenue management capabilities see a 30 per cent uptick on the average ticket size and an increase of 23 per cent in new customer acquisition.
That’s because the system’s dashboards present sales, projections, and trends at all business levels, meaning owners have access to data and a bird’s eye view of where they’re at, where the business is taking off and what can be done to fully leverage and optimise this success.
Zenoti offers several tools to help businesses drive revenue growth, including automated marketing programs that target customers based on their behaviour patterns, upsell add-on services for a visit and remind customers about their next visit.
EzPulse and ezAds are two unique functions the platform supports – with the EzPulse mobile app, business owners and employees gain revenue visibility and insight by tracking key metrics against goals and collaborating across teams with messaging capabilities built into the app. They can compare current performance to past performance, congratulate employees who are doing a great job and support those who are struggling.
ezAds automatically manages digital ad placement across sites such as Google, Facebook and Instagram, helping the business acquire new customers. Spas only have to set a budget and ezAds takes care of the rest from allocating that budget across channels to figuring out keywords.
Operators using our revenue management capabilities see an increase of 23% in new customer acquisition
photo: zenoti - ezpulse
Ryan Johnson
Book4Time
photo: book4time
Spas can manage revenue using a number of Book4Time tools. This includes day-of-week and time-of-day dynamic pricing, as well as service and guest analysis and restriction capabilities to pinpoint busy and slow periods and maximise high-yielding treatments.
Coupons and Automatic Discounts are core features that other software providers may not offer, to drive business or maximise revenues.
Book4Time offers multiple types of coupons that the operator can issue, including incentive coupons, and ‘gift with purchase’ coupons.
For operators that offer memberships and other incentive programmes, spas can use the Automatic Discounting of Services/Retail function which automates the entire process, ensuring guests get the discounts they’re entitled to, without staff having to verify or manually add them.
The software also has a referrals program to allow spas to issue credits to guests who refer new customers.
The software also has a referrals program to allow spas to issue credits to guests who refer new customers
Darren Pick
iSalon Software
photo: isalon
Ninety per cent of spas have had capacity reduced by 50 per cent since the start of the pandemic, so have had to increase revenue in other ways, using everything from marketing filters to monitoring team member performance. They’ve also needed to reduce no-shows.
Our SMS booking reminder service has seen spa no-show rates go from 14.1 per cent down to 5.6 per cent. This allows spa operators to forecast more efficiently and bring in more revenue with reduced last-minute gaps in their diary.
Being aware of revenue, yield management and forecasting is paramount to success and iSalon offers over 130 detailed reports.
The system also has multiple pop-up notifications – one of the most popular prompts staff to upsell things such as retail products when presenting guests with the bill, for example. Another encourages them to rebook clients and if charges for the service are above a specific amount, staff can send a Pay by Link to take a deposit.
Our SMS booking reminder service has seen spa no-show rates go from 14.1% down to 5.6%
Patrick Shanahan
DaySmart Software
photo: daysmart
With DaySmart’s Orchid Spa Software, spas have access to the data they need to manage revenue and make data-driven decisions.
The system’s real-time reports are served up in a customisable, actionable way so spa owners don’t have to go digging to find information: sales statistics are conveniently accessible in graphs that can be filtered by dates to quickly evaluate progress, for example.
Tracking client retention, referrals and sales benchmarks enables businesses to strategise and set goals for revenue growth.
One key function is the connector for QuickBooks, which automatically pushes all tickets to QuickBooks Online, in real-time, for easy accounting. This integration allows spas to report revenue without complex processes.
Real-time reports are served up in a customisable, actionable way so spa owners don’t have to go digging to find information
photo: daysmart’s orchid software
Graham Talley
Helmbot
photo: helmbot
It’s easy in business to take 10 steps in a direction, only to find out you were going the wrong way. Helmbot provides revenue data that’s easy to understand and access to help spa managers establish where to productively spend their time.
Advanced reporting enables them to quickly answer even the most complicated questions to boost revenue. For example, which activities brought in the most revenue before the pandemic and where is it coming from now? What times of day produce the most revenue, for what types of services? Which regulars haven’t returned recently? Who spent over US$100 in the last year, but has never been a member?
Spas can look into which discounts have affected their average price paid per appointment, they can track the successes (and failures) of marketing campaigns and find out which employees are selling the most products and memberships.
Spas can track the successes (and failures) of marketing campaigns and find out which employees are selling the most products and memberships
Tracey Mai
Milano Software
photo: milano software
Our spas have seen a major increase in revenue after implementing strategic price changes using Klicbook’s yield management feature.
The software calculates optimal pricing by utilising our service performance report, price history and sales data to forecast demand and consumer buying behaviour, as well as looking at seasonal and other factors affecting sales.
The yield management feature allows spas to set up automatic price updates based on capacity and demand.
The price can be adjusted automatically based on predefined values, regardless of day, month, or year. For example, the price could be lowered if there is more than 60 per cent capacity to drive custom.
Klickbook makes it easier to manage spas by enabling businesses to measure room utilisation, client reservation rates, responses to promotions and other factors that indicate success.
The price can be adjusted automatically based on predefined values. For example, the price could be lowered if there is more than 60 per cent capacity, to drive custom
photo: milano software
Oliver Cahill
Premier Software Solutions
photo: premier software solutions
When used on its own, Core by Premier has the tools needed to help maximise profitability, manage day-to-day operations and highlight areas of growth. However, our clients also benefit from trusted third party integrations to boost sales.
Core is the only spa management software to partner with RevSpa and Smartbox and one of a limited few to partner with spa booking website Spabreaks.com.
Some Premier clients using Core’s integration with online booking platform, RevSpa, have seen a 68.8 per cent conversion of people who visited their website. In addition, 45 per cent of bookings were secured outside working hours. The use of RevSpa also results in large numbers of bookers opting for add-ons.
Smartbox’s gift experience sites have a traffic share of 65 per cent.
This means Core clients using the integration can not only be more efficient, but also confident they’ll reach more buyers.
These partnerships put wellness operators’ brands in front of a larger audience, while also saving the time that’s usually associated with processing vouchers or taking bookings over the phone.
Everything becomes more automated for a seamless customer journey.
Some clients have seen a 68.8% conversion of people who visited their website and 45% of bookings secured outside working hours
photo: premier software - corereports
Penka Sevova
Springer-Miller Systems
photo:springer-miller systems
In a quick study, we found that operators leveraging SpaSoft’s yield management tools have increased the number of appointments in non-peak times by 18-23 per cent and increased the overall revenue during peak times by 15-18 per cent by adjusting availability and pricing.
They’re able to do this because we offer a range of features to help spas respond to forecast demand.
Multiple reports help spas analyse guest segmentation, peak times and future demand levels to better determine yield. The yield management features can also be used to define business rules pertaining to service availability to keep resource schedules free for booking premium services during high demand periods.
With SpaSoft Online Booking, spa operators can also execute their yield management activities directly into their website, making it easy to accommodate demand.
Operators have increased the number of appointments in non-peak times by 18-23% and increased the overall revenue during peak times by 15-18%
Audrey MacRae
Maestro
photo: maestro
By minimising the time required to set up revenue strategies for multi channels, Maestro allows staff to focus on service delivery.
Using the setup options available in Maestro, pricing for services and treatments can be changed by time of day, day of week or by the season.
Guests can also be ‘assigned’ different market segments which can also offer varying prices using the same criteria. The integrated setup ensures the pricing change occurs automatically without any intervention being needed by the spa operator.
Using the Analytics BI tool to distinguish booking trends and patterns enables dynamic revenue maximisation, so the operator can focus on looking after guests while ensuring the rates offered during peak- and off-peak times reflect booking volumes and assist with suggested ‘sell times’ to achieve higher occupancy levels.
Maestro offers selling strategies through an integrated booking engine – these are configured directly in the software for both direct and online bookings, ensuring consistent pricing, regardless of which booking channel is used.
Using the Analytics BI tool to distinguish booking trends and patterns enables dynamic revenue maximisation, so the operator can focus on looking after guests
Read more from this issue of Spa Business magazine
View contents of Spa Business 2021 issue 3
Editor's letter: All about the people
With global staff shortages threatening to stall economic recovery, it’s time to reboot our commitment to driving improvements in pay and working conditions across the spa and wellness industry
Spa people: Dr Mark Hyman
Dr Mark Hyman MD believes functional medicine has the power to be life-changing in the health and wellbeing of patients.
New opening: Six Senses Shaharut
Six Senses has opened the doors to its new 60-key retreat in Israel’s southern Negev Desert, complete with a 1,900sq m, two-level spa and wellness sanctuary
New opening: QC NY
A 74,000sq ft Italian day spa has opened on New York’s Governors Island after a US$50m investment and seven years of planning, building and restoration.
Interview: Kenneth Ryan
We talk to the global head of spa at Marriott International about navigating the global lockdown, re-imagining the company's brand portfolio and what it will take to succeed post-COVID-19
Sponsored: Time out
Answering a growing demand
for non-invasive, anti-ageing skin
care, Comfort Zone is relaunching
its Sublime Skin line with a new
filler-like natural formula that
reverses cellular degeneration
Research: Total impact
Latest ISPA report considers the economic fallout of the pandemic and the spa industry's road to recovery
Sponsored: Gharieni Group
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to deliver innovative products to underpin operators’ success
Analysis: Role model
What business models are showing the most potential in the wellness industry? Lyndsay Madden Nadeau shares her insights
Interview: Lorenzo Giannuzzi
The hospitality veteran dreamed of reinventing an historic Italian palazzo as a world-class medical spa. Lisa Starr went to find out more
Sponsored: TechnoAlpin
Snow rooms are creating a ‘wow’ factor for customers,
while reducing operating costs in the delivery of hot and cold
experiences
Interview: Gloria Caulfield
The executive director of Lake Nona wellness community talks about tapping into the latest tech to create healthy living environments
Software: Revenue management
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Data-driven strategies play a key role in a spa’s financial and forecasting success / photo: roman samborskyi - Shutterstock
Frank Pitsikalis
ResortSuite
photo: ResortSuite
Most software incorporates variable pricing (time of day and day of week), but ResortSuite also supports dynamic pricing and dynamic availability.
Dynamic availability is our key differentiator, as it’s a more effective and powerful revenue management tool.
Menu and prices don’t change, but the mix of when services are available changes, ensuring higher profitability during peak times and better use of non-peak times.
ResortSuite revenue management takes many decisions out of the hands of staff and we find spas that focus on dynamic availability, typically achieve a 20-30 per cent increase in profit during their high demand days/times.
As a side effect, more lower-margin services are pushed into non-peak dates/times, filling time slots that would typically go unsold. This creates an additional 10-15 per cent increase in profit during off-peak times.
Revenue management is also used to ensure that the mix of treatments on offer positively impacts retail sales. For example, by booking a high-value facial versus a wax service during peak times, the spa not only makes more profit on the facial, but also generates on average 45 per cent of the treatment price in additional product revenue relative to other types of services.
By booking a high-value facial versus a wax during peak times, the spa not only makes more profit on the facial, but also generates 45 per cent of the treatment price in additional product revenue
Dheeraj Koneru
Zenoti
photo: zenoti
Operators using our revenue management capabilities see a 30 per cent uptick on the average ticket size and an increase of 23 per cent in new customer acquisition.
That’s because the system’s dashboards present sales, projections, and trends at all business levels, meaning owners have access to data and a bird’s eye view of where they’re at, where the business is taking off and what can be done to fully leverage and optimise this success.
Zenoti offers several tools to help businesses drive revenue growth, including automated marketing programs that target customers based on their behaviour patterns, upsell add-on services for a visit and remind customers about their next visit.
EzPulse and ezAds are two unique functions the platform supports – with the EzPulse mobile app, business owners and employees gain revenue visibility and insight by tracking key metrics against goals and collaborating across teams with messaging capabilities built into the app. They can compare current performance to past performance, congratulate employees who are doing a great job and support those who are struggling.
ezAds automatically manages digital ad placement across sites such as Google, Facebook and Instagram, helping the business acquire new customers. Spas only have to set a budget and ezAds takes care of the rest from allocating that budget across channels to figuring out keywords.
Operators using our revenue management capabilities see an increase of 23% in new customer acquisition
photo: zenoti - ezpulse
Ryan Johnson
Book4Time
photo: book4time
Spas can manage revenue using a number of Book4Time tools. This includes day-of-week and time-of-day dynamic pricing, as well as service and guest analysis and restriction capabilities to pinpoint busy and slow periods and maximise high-yielding treatments.
Coupons and Automatic Discounts are core features that other software providers may not offer, to drive business or maximise revenues.
Book4Time offers multiple types of coupons that the operator can issue, including incentive coupons, and ‘gift with purchase’ coupons.
For operators that offer memberships and other incentive programmes, spas can use the Automatic Discounting of Services/Retail function which automates the entire process, ensuring guests get the discounts they’re entitled to, without staff having to verify or manually add them.
The software also has a referrals program to allow spas to issue credits to guests who refer new customers.
The software also has a referrals program to allow spas to issue credits to guests who refer new customers
Darren Pick
iSalon Software
photo: isalon
Ninety per cent of spas have had capacity reduced by 50 per cent since the start of the pandemic, so have had to increase revenue in other ways, using everything from marketing filters to monitoring team member performance. They’ve also needed to reduce no-shows.
Our SMS booking reminder service has seen spa no-show rates go from 14.1 per cent down to 5.6 per cent. This allows spa operators to forecast more efficiently and bring in more revenue with reduced last-minute gaps in their diary.
Being aware of revenue, yield management and forecasting is paramount to success and iSalon offers over 130 detailed reports.
The system also has multiple pop-up notifications – one of the most popular prompts staff to upsell things such as retail products when presenting guests with the bill, for example. Another encourages them to rebook clients and if charges for the service are above a specific amount, staff can send a Pay by Link to take a deposit.
Our SMS booking reminder service has seen spa no-show rates go from 14.1% down to 5.6%
Patrick Shanahan
DaySmart Software
photo: daysmart
With DaySmart’s Orchid Spa Software, spas have access to the data they need to manage revenue and make data-driven decisions.
The system’s real-time reports are served up in a customisable, actionable way so spa owners don’t have to go digging to find information: sales statistics are conveniently accessible in graphs that can be filtered by dates to quickly evaluate progress, for example.
Tracking client retention, referrals and sales benchmarks enables businesses to strategise and set goals for revenue growth.
One key function is the connector for QuickBooks, which automatically pushes all tickets to QuickBooks Online, in real-time, for easy accounting. This integration allows spas to report revenue without complex processes.
Real-time reports are served up in a customisable, actionable way so spa owners don’t have to go digging to find information
photo: daysmart’s orchid software
Graham Talley
Helmbot
photo: helmbot
It’s easy in business to take 10 steps in a direction, only to find out you were going the wrong way. Helmbot provides revenue data that’s easy to understand and access to help spa managers establish where to productively spend their time.
Advanced reporting enables them to quickly answer even the most complicated questions to boost revenue. For example, which activities brought in the most revenue before the pandemic and where is it coming from now? What times of day produce the most revenue, for what types of services? Which regulars haven’t returned recently? Who spent over US$100 in the last year, but has never been a member?
Spas can look into which discounts have affected their average price paid per appointment, they can track the successes (and failures) of marketing campaigns and find out which employees are selling the most products and memberships.
Spas can track the successes (and failures) of marketing campaigns and find out which employees are selling the most products and memberships
Tracey Mai
Milano Software
photo: milano software
Our spas have seen a major increase in revenue after implementing strategic price changes using Klicbook’s yield management feature.
The software calculates optimal pricing by utilising our service performance report, price history and sales data to forecast demand and consumer buying behaviour, as well as looking at seasonal and other factors affecting sales.
The yield management feature allows spas to set up automatic price updates based on capacity and demand.
The price can be adjusted automatically based on predefined values, regardless of day, month, or year. For example, the price could be lowered if there is more than 60 per cent capacity to drive custom.
Klickbook makes it easier to manage spas by enabling businesses to measure room utilisation, client reservation rates, responses to promotions and other factors that indicate success.
The price can be adjusted automatically based on predefined values. For example, the price could be lowered if there is more than 60 per cent capacity, to drive custom
photo: milano software
Oliver Cahill
Premier Software Solutions
photo: premier software solutions
When used on its own, Core by Premier has the tools needed to help maximise profitability, manage day-to-day operations and highlight areas of growth. However, our clients also benefit from trusted third party integrations to boost sales.
Core is the only spa management software to partner with RevSpa and Smartbox and one of a limited few to partner with spa booking website Spabreaks.com.
Some Premier clients using Core’s integration with online booking platform, RevSpa, have seen a 68.8 per cent conversion of people who visited their website. In addition, 45 per cent of bookings were secured outside working hours. The use of RevSpa also results in large numbers of bookers opting for add-ons.
Smartbox’s gift experience sites have a traffic share of 65 per cent.
This means Core clients using the integration can not only be more efficient, but also confident they’ll reach more buyers.
These partnerships put wellness operators’ brands in front of a larger audience, while also saving the time that’s usually associated with processing vouchers or taking bookings over the phone.
Everything becomes more automated for a seamless customer journey.
Some clients have seen a 68.8% conversion of people who visited their website and 45% of bookings secured outside working hours
photo: premier software - corereports
Penka Sevova
Springer-Miller Systems
photo:springer-miller systems
In a quick study, we found that operators leveraging SpaSoft’s yield management tools have increased the number of appointments in non-peak times by 18-23 per cent and increased the overall revenue during peak times by 15-18 per cent by adjusting availability and pricing.
They’re able to do this because we offer a range of features to help spas respond to forecast demand.
Multiple reports help spas analyse guest segmentation, peak times and future demand levels to better determine yield. The yield management features can also be used to define business rules pertaining to service availability to keep resource schedules free for booking premium services during high demand periods.
With SpaSoft Online Booking, spa operators can also execute their yield management activities directly into their website, making it easy to accommodate demand.
Operators have increased the number of appointments in non-peak times by 18-23% and increased the overall revenue during peak times by 15-18%
Audrey MacRae
Maestro
photo: maestro
By minimising the time required to set up revenue strategies for multi channels, Maestro allows staff to focus on service delivery.
Using the setup options available in Maestro, pricing for services and treatments can be changed by time of day, day of week or by the season.
Guests can also be ‘assigned’ different market segments which can also offer varying prices using the same criteria. The integrated setup ensures the pricing change occurs automatically without any intervention being needed by the spa operator.
Using the Analytics BI tool to distinguish booking trends and patterns enables dynamic revenue maximisation, so the operator can focus on looking after guests while ensuring the rates offered during peak- and off-peak times reflect booking volumes and assist with suggested ‘sell times’ to achieve higher occupancy levels.
Maestro offers selling strategies through an integrated booking engine – these are configured directly in the software for both direct and online bookings, ensuring consistent pricing, regardless of which booking channel is used.
Using the Analytics BI tool to distinguish booking trends and patterns enables dynamic revenue maximisation, so the operator can focus on looking after guests
Read more from this issue of Spa Business magazine
View contents of Spa Business 2021 issue 3
Editor's letter: All about the people
With global staff shortages threatening to stall economic recovery, it’s time to reboot our commitment to driving improvements in pay and working conditions across the spa and wellness industry
Spa people: Dr Mark Hyman
Dr Mark Hyman MD believes functional medicine has the power to be life-changing in the health and wellbeing of patients.
New opening: Six Senses Shaharut
Six Senses has opened the doors to its new 60-key retreat in Israel’s southern Negev Desert, complete with a 1,900sq m, two-level spa and wellness sanctuary
New opening: QC NY
A 74,000sq ft Italian day spa has opened on New York’s Governors Island after a US$50m investment and seven years of planning, building and restoration.
Interview: Kenneth Ryan
We talk to the global head of spa at Marriott International about navigating the global lockdown, re-imagining the company's brand portfolio and what it will take to succeed post-COVID-19
Sponsored: Time out
Answering a growing demand
for non-invasive, anti-ageing skin
care, Comfort Zone is relaunching
its Sublime Skin line with a new
filler-like natural formula that
reverses cellular degeneration
Research: Total impact
Latest ISPA report considers the economic fallout of the pandemic and the spa industry's road to recovery
Sponsored: Gharieni Group
CEO Sammy Gharieni talks about his relentless drive
to deliver innovative products to underpin operators’ success
Analysis: Role model
What business models are showing the most potential in the wellness industry? Lyndsay Madden Nadeau shares her insights
Interview: Lorenzo Giannuzzi
The hospitality veteran dreamed of reinventing an historic Italian palazzo as a world-class medical spa. Lisa Starr went to find out more
Sponsored: TechnoAlpin
Snow rooms are creating a ‘wow’ factor for customers,
while reducing operating costs in the delivery of hot and cold
experiences
Interview: Gloria Caulfield
The executive director of Lake Nona wellness community talks about tapping into the latest tech to create healthy living environments
Software: Revenue management
How software suppliers have been supporting spas to get savvy with yield management since the pandemic began
Promotion: Iyashi Dôme
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A recent survey by the UK Spa Association (UKSA) into the industry’s approach to cancer care
has revealed that almost half of participating respondents (46 per cent) are unaware that
cancer is a disability and guests with a cancer diagnosis must be given
Mexican operator, Solmar Hotels and Resorts, is hosting a series of events in celebration of
Global Wellness Day, including a Temazcal ceremony at its Playa Grande Resort and Spa in Los
Cabos.
Mandarin Oriental has announced a standalone residence brand, Mansions, which will debut at
Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Mansions, Abu Dhabi, in 2029.
Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai in Hoi An, Vietnam, has put together a Global Wellness Day
(GWD) agenda with activations rooted in nature and shaped by four pillars of Joy – in
alignment with the day’s theme #JoyMagenta.
The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) will celebrate its 20th anniversary at the 2026 event in
Phuket, Thailand, later this year with the theme: The Science, Art and Soul of Wellness.
Auko, an all-inclusive development, is opening in Phong Nha in Vietnam in Q3 2026, with a
series of 30 tented eco-lodges and wellness hospitality operations by Lumina Wellbeing.
Therme Manchester’s 28-acre development, which will include interconnected glass pavilions
that measure 65,000sq m, will be the largest bathing and wellbeing attraction in the world once
complete, according to prof David Russell, CEO of Therme UK.
Naples Beach Club, a Four Seasons Resort, has opened a 2,800sq m spa called The Sanctuary,
with the design and concept inspired by the Native American people that populated Florida’s
Southwest coast – the Calusa.
Swire Hotels’ luxury hospitality brand Upper House has revealed it will roll out its two-day
House of Healing retreats at its three hotels in Hong Kong, Chengdu and Shanghai.
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Golf Resort, bringing together spa managers, directors and owners for two days of focused
education, meaningful connection and commercial insight. [more...]
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