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How to create up to 3 different price lists for 1 experience
How to create up to 3 different price lists for 1 experience

How bookingkit and the ‘Flexible Prices’ module can be used to map your seasonality.

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Written by Björn Blankenhagen
Updated over a month ago

Summary of flexible pricing

As a vendor of leisure activities you can now increase your profits with bookingkit’s help through flexible pricing. Along with increased sales, you can also improve your capacity utilisation with this function, and therefore in most cases cover your running costs.

In this article you can find out firstly how to set up flexible pricing and secondly where flexible pricing can increase your turnover.

Activate module: extended price levels 

You can activate “Flexible Pricing” UNDER “Settings -> Module

Fix flexible prices in the Experience

You can define the flexible prices directly in the Experience under “Experiences -> Edit”.

How do you set flexible prices when you have a newly defined date?

Add new series of dates and assign prices

Under “Experience” you can now click on “New date”. You can now add the series of dates here, then in step 4 assign prices to the dates.

Assign flexible prices to existing series of dates

You can assign prices directly in the next step:

How do you set flexible prices for an existing defined date?

Assign the flexible prices to the series of dates

If you already have existing dates, then click on the calendar and you can click on a date in the future. If you click here on “Edit series of dates” and then on “Continue”, you can assign the new prices to the dates.

Here you will find examples of situations in which you can use flexible prices:

  • Escape Games and Laser days: cheaper prices for unpopular times of the day/weekdays and improve capacity utilisation, let corporate groups book directly at a cheaper price on days with low sales.

  • Laser days: Offer cheaper prices on Member Days or Student Days 

  • Escape Games and Laser days: cheaper prices for high summer and off-peak seasons

  • “Jump houses” (trampolining): higher prices during the holidays

  • Outdoor activities such as quad bikes, HotRod etc.: cheaper prices for bad-weather days or off-peak seasons

  • Cookery schools: offer cheaper prices in summer

  • City sight-seeing trips and walking tours: offer lower prices in off-peak seasons

  • All sectors:1. last-minute deals to sell the last places2. Increase prices on days with high sales figures, eg Easter, Christmas or trade fair days.3. New Experiences: tours, space, company - set opening offers directly

Previously it was only possible to set flexible prices with several widgets. Now you only need one widget: you have a better overview with just one widget and a calendar.
This also leads to a better conversion rate, as for the customer it is one click less to get to the booking stage with bookingkit.

When will a change to my prices for my resellers be synchronized to bookingkit reach?

Every price update in bookingkit is automatically transferred to bookingkit reach and applied to the partner prices. (automatic check every 6 hours)

How can I pass on the fees charged by bookingkit to the end customer?

It is currently not possible to add system fees to ticket sales, which are then shown separately on the end customer's invoice. Our invoicing is standardised and does not allow individual fee surcharges of this kind. We have not yet planned a specific function in this regard.

However, other vendors already include the fees in their total prices, as shown in the following 2 examples:

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