Deals & Member Pricing

Member Deals

System-driven pricing advantages, not promo noise.

What This Is

Member Deals are pricing advantages unlocked by participation in the Cohos system.

They are not coupons and not short-term marketing incentives.
They are the result of Cohos knowing the property, the scope, the timing, and the demand pattern.

Pricing improves because the system removes uncertainty.

Why Cohos Built This

Traditional discounts are blunt.

They ignore scope
They ignore timing
They ignore efficiency

Cohos built Member Deals to reward alignment, not impulse.

When work is planned cleanly, priced cleanly, and executed predictably, cost comes down naturally.

How Member Deals Are Created

Deals are generated from system conditions, not marketing calendars.

Examples include:

Work bundled with nearby jobs
Services aligned with existing site visits
Maintenance scheduled inside efficient windows
Projects scoped with complete intake data
Repeat services across properties

Savings are operational, not artificial.

Relationship to Planning and Scheduling

Member Deals often surface after planning, not before.

Once scope and timing are known, the system can identify where efficiency exists and return part of that value to members.

Deals reward readiness.

Portfolio and Multi-Property Leverage

Members with multiple properties unlock additional efficiencies.

Shared scheduling
Bundled maintenance
Coordinated turnover
Repeat material usage

The system scales pricing benefits as structure increases.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Member Deals reinforce the core Cohos principle.

Clarity lowers cost.

Rather than pushing volume through discounts, Cohos lowers friction through intelligence and shares the upside with members.

Structural Importance

Member Deals are not an overlay.

They are a byproduct of the system working as intended.

When properties are known and work is coordinated, better pricing becomes inevitable.

Manufacturer Specials

Product-level advantages embedded in the property model.

What This Is

Manufacturer Specials are preferred pricing and availability programs tied directly to real products inside the Cohos system.

They are not generic brand promotions.
They are product-specific opportunities that map into the Dollhouse View and material records of a property.

Materials are treated as data, not categories.

Why Cohos Built This

Manufacturer pricing usually breaks at the last mile.

Wrong products
Wrong quantities
Wrong substitutions
No continuity

Cohos built Manufacturer Specials to align manufacturers with how properties are actually documented and maintained.

How Manufacturer Specials Work in Cohos

Because materials are attached to locations, Cohos can surface specials that are contextually relevant.

Examples include:

Exact product matches already in the home
Approved substitutes that fit existing finishes
Bulk pricing tied to known quantities
Lifecycle-based replacement opportunities

The system knows where the product goes before it is offered.

Integration With the Dollhouse View

Manufacturer Specials can be applied directly to the property model.

Products can be:

Assigned to rooms or surfaces
Logged as upgrades or replacements
Carried forward into future projects
Referenced for warranty or replacement

The special becomes part of the home’s material intelligence.

Benefits for Owners and Operators

Owners avoid re-researching products.
Contractors avoid mismatches and substitutions.
Manufacturers gain precision instead of broad exposure.

Everyone operates against the same definition of the product.

Portfolio and Scale Effects

When multiple properties share materials or timelines, Cohos can coordinate manufacturer pricing across assets.

This enables:

Volume-based pricing without bulk guessing
Consistent finishes across portfolios
Predictable replacement cycles

Scale is driven by data, not negotiation.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Manufacturer Specials are a key differentiator.

They connect physical products to digital property models in a way traditional platforms cannot.

This turns Cohos into a channel manufacturers can trust and members can rely on.

Structural Importance

Most platforms sell services and ignore materials.

Cohos treats materials as first-class system objects.

Manufacturer Specials are how that intelligence turns into real, repeatable value.

Bundles & Credits

System-level value that compounds across services.

What This Is

Bundles and Credits are Cohos’s way of recognizing interconnected work and returning value when services are planned together.

They are not prepackaged deals.
They are system-generated incentives based on how work relates across time, scope, and property.

Value is created through coordination.

Why Cohos Built This

Fragmented services waste money.

Multiple visits
Redundant setup
Repeated measurements
Disconnected timelines

Cohos built Bundles and Credits to reward structure instead of fragmentation.

How Bundles Are Created

Bundles emerge from real overlap.

Examples include:

Multiple services in the same rooms
Sequential work sharing prep or access
Maintenance combined with active projects
Turnover services grouped together

The system identifies where effort can be shared and reflects that in pricing.

How Credits Work

Credits are not generic loyalty points.

They represent retained value from efficiency already created.

Credits can be applied to:

Future services
Add-ons during active work
Maintenance cycles
Upgrades planned later

Value carries forward instead of expiring.

Portfolio and Multi-Property Effects

Bundles and Credits scale with structure.

Owners managing multiple homes
Investors coordinating turnover
Operators planning annual maintenance

The more intentional the planning, the more value is returned.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Bundles and Credits reinforce the core Cohos behavior.

Plan holistically.
Execute efficiently.
Share the upside.

They encourage long-term system use without locking anyone in.

Structural Importance

Discounts reduce price.

Bundles and Credits reduce waste.

Cohos chooses the second because it compounds.

Limited Time Offers

Capacity-driven incentives, not artificial urgency.

What This Is

Limited Time Offers are short-window pricing opportunities created by real system conditions.

They are not countdown timers and not marketing pressure.
They exist when Cohos identifies temporary efficiency that would otherwise go unused.

Urgency comes from operations, not persuasion.

Why Cohos Built This

Most “limited offers” are manufactured.

They train people to ignore pricing signals and wait for the next promo.

Cohos built Limited Time Offers to move excess capacity intelligently without distorting long-term pricing.

What Triggers a Limited Time Offer

Offers appear only when the system detects genuine opportunity.

Examples include:

Crews already scheduled nearby
Materials staged or overstocked
Open windows between larger jobs
Seasonal demand mismatches
Pilot rollouts or early-stage services

If the efficiency disappears, the offer disappears.

How These Offers Are Used

Limited Time Offers are scoped and specific.

They apply to:

Defined services
Known properties
Clear execution windows

They are not blanket discounts and cannot be misapplied.

Impact on Execution

Because offers are tied to readiness:

Work is completed faster
Scheduling stays clean
Margins remain controlled

Efficiency improves without compromising quality.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Limited Time Offers allow Cohos to smooth demand, protect margins, and reward members who can move quickly within defined constraints.

They align timing with opportunity instead of training price sensitivity.

Structural Importance

Urgency should reflect reality.

Cohos uses Limited Time Offers to surface real windows of efficiency, not to create artificial pressure.

Clearance & Overstock

Recovering value from excess capacity and materials.

What This Is

Clearance and Overstock is Cohos’s mechanism for converting unused labor capacity and surplus materials into structured opportunity.

This applies to both jobs and physical products.
It is not a fire sale and not distressed liquidation.
It is controlled reallocation of value that would otherwise be wasted.

Efficiency is captured instead of written off.

Why Cohos Built This

Inefficiency hides everywhere.

Crews have open days
Jobs finish early
Materials are overordered
Product lines change
Discontinued SKUs sit unused

Most platforms ignore this value because they cannot match it accurately.

Cohos built Clearance and Overstock because the system knows where and how excess can be used safely.

Clearance Jobs

Job clearance occurs when execution capacity exists without demand.

Examples include:

Crews already mobilized nearby
Cancelled or rescheduled work
Compressed timelines that create open slots

Because Cohos knows property scope and readiness, these openings can be offered only to homes that fit operationally.

No forced fit. No degraded quality.

Overstock Materials

Material overstock is managed at a product level.

This includes:

Excess materials from prior jobs
Discontinued or end-of-line products
Bulk purchase overruns
Manufacturer inventory transitions

Cohos only surfaces materials that are compatible with the property’s existing finishes, measurements, and requirements.

Integration With the Property Model

Clearance opportunities are not generic listings.

They are filtered through:

The Dollhouse View
Material compatibility
Scope requirements
Timing constraints

If it does not fit the home cleanly, it does not surface.

Value Without Risk

Clearance does not mean compromise.

Scope remains defined
Materials remain appropriate
Execution standards remain enforced

Savings come from alignment, not shortcuts.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Clearance and Overstock allow Cohos to monetize inefficiency without pushing it downstream.

Value that normally disappears is redirected intelligently to members who can absorb it.

Structural Importance

Most systems leak value.

Cohos captures it because it understands both sides of the equation: supply and fit.

That is the difference between dumping excess and reallocating it.

Partner Discounts

Aligned incentives across the Cohos ecosystem.

What This Is

Partner Discounts are pricing advantages created through long-term alignment between Cohos and external providers, manufacturers, and service partners.

They are not referral kickbacks and not one-off promos.
They are structured agreements built around predictability, volume, and execution clarity.

Partners discount because risk is reduced.

Why Cohos Built This

Partners price higher when uncertainty is high.

Unknown scope
Unclear access
Unpredictable scheduling
Poor documentation

Cohos reduces those variables at the system level.

Partner Discounts reflect that reduced friction.

How Partner Discounts Are Structured

Discounts are earned through system behavior.

Examples include:

Consistent scope definition
Reliable scheduling windows
Clean material lists
Verified completion standards
Repeat volume across properties

Partners lower pricing because work is easier to deliver correctly.

Integration With Cohos Features

Partner Discounts often surface alongside:

Material List Builder
Manufacturer Specials
Bundles and Credits
Multi-property planning

They are contextual, not broadcast.

Value for Owners and Operators

Owners receive better pricing without negotiation.
Contractors operate with less risk and rework.
Manufacturers gain precision instead of exposure.

Everyone benefits from alignment instead of margin pressure.

Portfolio Effects

As properties and usage scale, Partner Discounts deepen.

Repeat materials
Standardized workflows
Predictable demand

The system compounds leverage naturally.

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Partner Discounts are not a marketing lever.

They are proof that Cohos lowers operational friction enough to change how partners price work.

Structural Importance

Most platforms extract value.

Cohos creates it by making execution cleaner for everyone involved.

Partner Discounts are the visible result of that alignment.

Deals & Member Pricing

Member Deals

What This Is

Why Cohos Built This

How Member Deals Are Created

Relationship to Planning and Scheduling

Portfolio and Multi-Property Leverage

Strategic Role Inside Cohos

Structural Importance

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