Rental Type: Mixed ( Day and Hour)
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Private Settings for Rental Type: Mixed ( Day and Hour )
1) Pricing Plan Based on Mixed ( Day and Hour )
2) Location
4) Special Time
This pricing plan is used if price of the days in the week is similar.
With this rental type, rental time period will be depended on number of rental days ( 24 hours is calculated as a day unit ) and numbers of rental hours.
Suppose that you let customers rent a car for $20 per day and $2 for per hour. A customer rented your car from 17/06/2024 at 7:00 AM to 18/06/2024 at 8:00 AM, so he used that car for 25 hours : 1 day ( 1 day = 24 hour )+ 1 hour. Total amount he must pay is 20$ ( for 1 day) + 2$ ( for 1 hour ) = $22
The daily Pricing Plan is used if you have different rental prices for the days in the week.
To set pick-up locations and drop-off locations for each product, you have to follow steps bellow:
Go to Locations >> Add New Location
You can setup location by Manually or via CSV file.
Click "Add Location" button and choose Pick-up location and Drop-off location.
Go to Products >> Import Locations
Choose a product and import csv file. CSV format like here
This feature enables you to set Duration-Based Cost. This means that you can offer different prices for different lengths of booking. By offering personalized pricing, you can attract more guests and keep them happy with clear and fair rates.
This helps you set price for special time periods ( like holidays, seasons... ). After setting date-range pricing plan, you also can offer different prices for different lengths of booking during those special time periods.
For example: Your car will be rented at $30 for per day from 01/07/2024 at 7:00 AM to 31/07/2024 at 7:00 AM. However, a customer only need to pay $28 for each day if he rents for 3 days during the time period from 01/07/2024 at 7:00 AM to 31/07/2024 at 7:00 AM.
Please note: if the customers book on special time, the price will calculate by price of special time without calculating price of global discount.
