Step 1

Then, set up a price option with a default price for each type:

• Full Spaceport - $70k for the entire resource
• Orbital Flight - $15k, with 5 shares available
• Deep Space - $30k, with 3 shares available

Step 2

You also have 10 jetpacks that can be booked along with the rocket, at $3k each.

To set this up, create a new field called Jetpack, mark it as paid, and limit it to 10 shares.

Step 3

Now let's set up the booking schedule. First, create a new Work Rule for weekdays. It automatically uses the default pricing settings you specified before.

You can assign any calendar to your rules, and you can even import an .ics file from apps like Google Calendar.

Step 4

But for weekends, we want to charge higher prices.

Create a new Weekend rule, then specify higher prices for each price option and field.

You can create multiple rules to override different settings over time - such as price, shares, and availability. You can also dynamically shift these rules to offer early-bird discounts or block last-minute bookings.

Step 5

Let's say we want to offer a discount for certified astronauts, but only on weekdays and only for Orbital flights.

First, add a checkbox field labeled "I'm an astronaut." Then, disable it for weekends.

Step 6

We want to offer a $1k discount for each Orbital Flight rocket booked by certified astronauts. To set this up, create a new Pricing Component with the formula: -1000 * [Orbital].

Next, add a condition so that this Pricing Component only applies when the "I'm a certified astronaut" checkbox is selected.

Step 7

Finally, let's add a standard 5% "zero-gravity tax." Create another Pricing Component and set the formula to 5, then choose % as the unit.

You can add as many pricing components as you want, using different reservation data as formula parameters. You can also disable components for specific rules or apply them only to certain price options or paid fields.

Done!