$1,000 a month flat, ads included. $499 once to build your first deal. No contract.
Design my first deal for freeSample deals Gabby designs: an HVAC tune-up, a gym comeback pack, a restaurant date night, and a med spa facial. All samples.
About 5 minutes with Gabby: no sales call, nothing to schedule. You see your exact deal before you pay a dollar. Not “10% off.” An offer people screenshot and send to the group chat: a $99 Glow-Up Facial, a $99 Summer-Ready Tune-Up. Built from your real services at your real prices, capped at what you can actually handle. If it stops pulling, we rebuild it. Included, not an upsell.
Your name on the ad, shown to people within a few miles of your front door. You never touch an ad account, a pixel, or a “Business Manager.” All of that lives on our side of the fence.
Someone claims your deal, they pay right then. The money lands in your account, minus card processing, before they ever set foot inside. (Rather have them pay at the counter? One switch turns the deal into a free-claim voucher.)
They show the voucher, you be great at what you do, they become a regular. And every claimer’s name, email, and phone number belongs to you, not us. The second visit is yours to win.
Design my first deal for free About 5 minutes. No card required to see your deal.
Design my first deal for free About 5 minutes. No card required to see your deal.
You paid to fill your store. The platform kept the asset.
Gabby charges one flat fee. No cut of your revenue, no rented customers. Every name and number belongs to you. Keep scrolling; the whole rate card is next.
The offer, your claim page, your ad creative. A build, not a fee: everything it produces is yours to keep, even if you cancel on day 31.
Customer payments land in your account minus that 5%. All-in, published, no asterisk. We never hold your money.
That’s it. No percentage of your revenue. No setup “packages.” No contract. If you ever wonder where a dollar went, it’s on your scoreboard.
Here’s the part nobody else can say: a prepaid deal collects money before anyone walks in. A few thousand dollars in prepaid sales and the month has paid for itself, before your first new customer even opens the door.
Design my first deal for free About 5 minutes with Gabby. See the exact deal before you pay a dollar.
If your first deal doesn’t collect more money than you paid us, we work free until it does.
Your first 30 days cost $1,499 all-in: the $499 build plus your first month. If your deal hasn’t put at least $1,499 of prepaid sales in your account by then, everything keeps running (the management, the page, even the ad budget) on our dime, until your deal has paid for itself.
Still not there? We refund your setup fee and every management fee you’ve paid. You keep the customer list and every dollar the deal did collect. The worst case costs us money, never you.
Running a free-claim deal instead of prepaid? Same promise, counted in redeemed vouchers at your deal’s face value.
We can make this offer because the whole machine (the offer, the page, the ads) is ours to control. If your deal doesn’t make you money, we don’t deserve yours.
Design my first deal for free About 5 minutes with Gabby. See the exact deal before you pay a dollar.
Gabby’s job ends when a paying customer walks through your door with a voucher. Making them a regular is your craft. That’s why their contact info is yours, not ours.
One deal. Done completely. That’s the product.
Run something else? If people walk into it, Gabby can fill it →
Sample deals, sample prices. Yours gets built from what you actually sell, at what you actually charge.
Here are the most common questions. If yours isn’t listed, send it our way.
It’s Groupon inverted. Groupon put deals under their brand, historically kept up to half the money (still roughly a third), paid merchants on their schedule, and their contract keeps the customer list. Gabby: your brand on the ad, the cash settles to your account minus card processing, the customers are yours, flat fee. Same insight (a great deal fills a store), opposite side of the table. And the big platforms have mostly quit local deals: Yelp Deals is dead, Groupon’s merchant base keeps shrinking. The demand from your neighbors never went anywhere. Somebody just has to build the deal.
No. Nothing. The ads run on our accounts and our software. You never touch an ad platform, never install a pixel, never sit through a “strategy call.” Your only job is honoring the voucher when someone walks in.
You won’t. The cap makes sure of it. During onboarding you tell Gabby the most new customers you can handle in a month, and your deal is capped below that. Cap hits, ads stop.
One deal, run and tuned continuously. If it’s working, we don’t touch it. If it slows down, we redesign the offer. That’s what the $300 management fee is for.
Old-school daily deals hurt businesses for three reasons: 90%-off blowouts, unlimited volume, and the platform owned the customer relationship. Gabby’s deals are moderate discounts on a starter service with a natural next step, capped in volume, and you get every claimer’s name and number, so you can win them back yourself.
On prepaid deals, payments settle to your own account (set up during your first week) as customers claim, minus card processing. Gabby never holds your money.
Yes. The flat $1,000 includes $700/month of ad spend, enough to keep most single-location deals at their cap. Want more volume? Raise your claim cap and add budget in any amount. Extra ad spend is billed at cost plus 20% management: put an extra $1,000 into ads and it’s $1,200 all-in, every dollar on your scoreboard.
You meet Gabby. About 5 minutes of questions about your business (what you do, what you charge, how many new customers you can handle), and Gabby designs your first deal on the spot. You see it free. If you like it: $499 setup + $1,000/month and it’s live within 7 days. If not, keep the design with our compliments.
No. Month-to-month, cancel with one email, no cancellation fee. Section 3 of the service agreement, which you can read in full before paying.
Your customer list and every dollar collected go with you, period. The deal page is your call: we take it down. Or, if you want it to keep earning, we leave it live and split any revenue it keeps producing 50/50. Plenty of deals keep selling long after the ads stop.
Five minutes with Gabby. Your first deal, designed for your actual business, at your actual prices, before you pay a dollar. Keep it even if you tell us to get lost.
Design my first deal for free