Where duration discounts live across your fleet

A duration discount automatically reduces the price when a customer books for longer — a multi-day discount for longer rental days, or a multi-hour discount for longer hourly bookings. This page is where you see every item's discount at a glance; you set the actual discount on the item itself.

Where to find it

Pricing → Pricing rules → Multi-Day / Hour tab. This overview is read-only — click "Edit on item" to change a rule, which opens that fleet item's own pricing editor.

The Multi-Day / Hour tab, listing every item's duration discount

How it works

• Fleet item — the item the rule belongs to.
• Threshold — the length that triggers the discount, e.g. "3+ days" or "6+ hours."
• Adjustment — always shown as a discount (a negative adjustment).

Only one duration discount ever applies to a given booking: if the item is billed at its hourly rate, the multi-hour rule applies; otherwise the multi-day rule applies. They never both fire on the same booking, and a bundle (a package of items) follows the same rule, because it is priced like any other item.

Example

A boat has a multi-day rule: 3+ days, -20%. Its full-day rate is $300. A 4-day rental would normally cost $1,200 — with the discount, the daily rate effectively drops so the booking totals $960 instead.

Good to know

• Whether a half-day rental counts as a full day toward a multi-day threshold depends on a separate setting — see Whether half-days count toward multi-day discounts.
• Duration discounts apply before seasonal and day-of-week adjustments — see How a price is calculated.
• When one booking holds the same item on several separate days, the multi-day rule is chosen by the total number of days picked, not by each day on its own. Three separate single days of an item with a "3+ days" rule qualify. See How a price is calculated.