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How Can I Price an Item for a Minimum Hourly Period, But Then Charge for Additional Hours, or Half Hours?

Here's how you can use Hourly Pricing to charge your clients for a minimum rental period, and charge them for additional portions of hours.

Written by Colin Connor

This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.

If you have an item that is rented for a minimum of 3 hours, but $100.00 for each additional hour, you can set the pricing as below:

In that example, my client will always be charged $500.00 for the minimum rental period of 3 hours, but if they rent it for 4 hours, they'll be charged $600.00.

The important thing to remember is you want to set the additional time to break down by each hour, half hour, etc.

Another example would be if I wanted to charge them $100.00 for each half hour, I'd set it as below:

For a quick review of hourly pricing, check out the video below:


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