Hourly rental — a rate that drops the longer you stay
An hourly rate with decreasing tiers, from one hour to several.
The problem
An hourly rental — a rehearsal room, a pitch — often has a decreasing rate: the longer you stay, the cheaper each hour gets.
Calculating this price by hand, for every booking, takes time and invites mistakes.
An hourly rate with tiers is calculated automatically based on the chosen duration.
Without Kagenda
The price of a three-hour rental is calculated by hand for every booking.
With Kagenda
The decreasing rate is calculated automatically based on the hours booked.
How it works in Kagenda
You define an hourly rate with tiers; the client chooses their duration.
- You define the hourly rateA base price, and tiers that lower it.
- The client chooses their durationOne hour, two hours, or more, depending on their needs.
- The total is calculated automaticallyThe decreasing rate applies with no calculation on your part.
Decreasing rate
- 1 hour · €25
- 2 hours · €45
- 3 hours · €60
In practice
- 1
One rehearsal hour
The base rate applies for the first hour.
1 hour€25 - 2
Three hours in a row
The decreasing rate lowers the average price per hour.
3 hours€60 (€20/h) - 3
A tier that adjusts itself
The total automatically follows the chosen duration.
CalculationAutomatic based on duration
Frequently asked questions
How many tiers can I create?
As many as needed, from one hour to several.
Does the client see the calculation in detail?
They see the total price, calculated based on their duration.
Does this rate work with the other pricing rules?
Yes, it adds to the other pricing settings.
Can a minimum rental duration be set?
Yes, with the minimum notice and the booking interval.
