Service Menu
A structured list of all services offered by a business, including descriptions, durations, and pricing, presented to clients during booking.
Definition
A service menu is the organized catalog of services a business offers, displayed to clients during the booking process. Each service entry typically includes the service name, description, duration, price, and any requirements (deposits, intake forms, preparation instructions). A well-designed service menu helps clients quickly find and book the right service, encourages upsells through add-ons and packages, and sets clear expectations about duration and cost. In scheduling systems, the service menu maps directly to event types that determine slot duration, pricing, and provider assignments.
Service Menu
A salon menu: Haircut ($45, 45min), Color ($120, 2hrs), Blowout ($35, 30min)
A spa menu categorized by Massages, Facials, Body Treatments with add-ons
A consulting firm: Discovery Call (Free, 30min), Strategy Session ($250, 60min)
A dental practice: Cleaning ($150, 60min), Whitening ($400, 90min), Exam ($100, 30min)
Why Service Menu Matters
A clear service menu reduces booking friction (clients know exactly what they're booking), increases average ticket size through visible upsell options, and eliminates confusion about pricing and duration. Businesses with well-structured service menus see 18% higher per-visit revenue from upsells and add-ons.
SchedulingKit — Service Menu
SchedulingKit lets you create a detailed service menu with categories, descriptions, pricing, durations, and add-on options. Clients browse your menu during booking, select services, and see accurate availability for their chosen service.
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