One walk
$22your normal priceFOR DOG WALKERS
Sell walk packages, not invoices
Sell twenty walks up front and stop sending an invoice every Friday. The count updates on the owner’s phone, and it works in a park with no signal.
- Five passes free, no card required
- Works with no signal
- Cancel any time — clients keep their walks
Your business
12 walks left
One 45-minute walk
A WORKED EXAMPLE
Twenty-walk block
Example figures, not research — put your own in the calculator below. What matters is the shape: a block priced a little under the sum of its parts, paid for on day one.
20 walks separately
$440paid one at a timeAs a package
$38014% off, paid up frontNo weekly invoicing
One payment covers a month of walks. You stop chasing small amounts and the owner stops approving them.
Records a walk with no signal
You are outdoors and often out of coverage. Record the walk, it saves on your phone, and it syncs when you are back. A queued walk can never overdraw the block.
The owner can check without asking
They see the remaining walks on their own phone, so nobody has to reconcile a WhatsApp thread at the end of the month.
YOUR SIDE OF IT
One screen. Who is owed what.
Every client, every remaining walk, every package you have sold. Search by name, phone number, pet or vehicle when there is no code to scan — for the client who turned up without their phone.

WORK IT OUT
What would prepaid be worth to you?
Your own numbers, in whatever currency you price in. Nothing is sent anywhere — this runs in your browser.
Collected up front
2,64020 customers buying a package at 132.
Still owed as service
2,640100 visits you have been paid for and not yet delivered. This is not profit until you do the work.
You give away 360 in discount against 3,000 at single-visit prices. The gain is the cash arriving first, and the visits that would otherwise not have been booked.
Start with five free passes.
No card required. Create your Twenty-walk block, issue the first pass, and see it land in a client’s wallet in about two minutes.