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.
Two important things to know about how this pricing works:
1. The "each additional" interval is locked to the unit you choose. If you set the additional time to break down by 1 hour, every block beyond the minimum is 1 hour. If you set it to 2 hours, every additional block is 2 hours, and the system will only step up the price in those 2-hour increments. You cannot mix a 2-hour minimum with a 1-hour additional rate, for example.
2. The dollar amount you enter is the total for one full additional block — not a per-hour rate inside that block. If your additional block is 2 hours and you want to charge $150 per hour for that time, you would enter $300 in the additional-time field (not $150).
For example, if you have an item that rents for $750 for the first 2 hours and you want to charge $150 per hour after that, you would set the pricing like this:
Minimum time booked: 2 hours at $750
Each additional: 2 hours at $300 (which equals $150 per hour)
A 4-hour rental would then total $1,050 ($750 for the first 2 hours + $300 for the additional 2-hour block).
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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