Prices for more pets
Give a 2nd or 3rd pet on the same service its own lower price, for each size. Clients see "2nd cat price" when they book.
Time: 4 minutes
You can price a 2nd, 3rd or later pet on the same service lower than the first. For example, 1 cat $60, 2 cats $110.
Set the prices
Prices for more pets are set on each option, so each size can have its own.
- Go to Services › Service list and open the service
- Go to Pricing and duration
- Under an option's price, tap + More cats (or + More dogs)
- Enter the Total price for 2 pets, and the Time for that cat
- For 3 pets, tap + Add a row, and so on
- Tap Save
The first row, 1 cat, is the option's own price and time.
To repeat the last row's price for every extra pet, tick and after on it. For example, "3 cats and after" at $45 each extra.
To take the prices off, turn off the switch beside Prices for more cats in one booking.
Examples
| Option | 1 cat | 2 cats | 3 cats and after | |---|---|---|---| | Small | $60 | $110 total | $45 each extra | | Large | $80 | $150 total | $60 each extra |
With these rows, a 2nd small cat costs $50.
What clients see
On your booking site, the menu shows the price for more pets, for example "2nd cat $50".
When a client books two cats on the same service, the second shows as 2nd cat price, with the full price crossed out. The same words show on the booking, the invoice and the emails.
Who pays full price
- The first pet added to the service pays full price. The next pays the 2nd pet price, and so on.
- Only pets of the same kind on the same service count. A dog and a cat, or two cats on different services, each pay full price.
- A pet whose service is paid by a package takes a place first.
- A custom price you type on a line always wins.
Good to know
- 2 cats can't cost less than 1 cat, and a later cat can't cost more than the first. The editor tells you if a row breaks this.
- A deal for more pets doesn't also come off a line already priced as a 2nd or 3rd pet.
- Rows go up to 20 pets.
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