• Resolved varlot

    (@varlot)


    Is there a way to set a fixed price that is always added to the hourly rate?

    For example:
    My service has a fixed rate of 300 + 250 each hour.

    Total price would be 550 for one hour of service but for two hours it would be 800.

    If the price is set with the fixed rate included and the order is for 2 hours then it would be 1100.

    Thanks,
    Varlot

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by varlot.
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  • Plugin Author Hakan Ozevin

    (@puckrobin)

    Hi,

    By default, services have fixed durations. Therefore defining per hour price does not make sense.

    However, if you use Variable Durations premium addon where client can select duration of the service, you can define hourly or custom price for each service duration. See demos:
    https://addons.wp-base.com/variable-durations/
    https://addons.wp-base.com/variable-durations-custom-prices/

    Cheers,
    Hakan

    Thread Starter varlot

    (@varlot)

    Hakan,

    thank You for Your reply but this does not help my situation.

    Maybe I didn’t frame it right.

    Even if I set all the services at one hour max frame I would still need a so called arrival fee to be separately shown while ordering and then to have a total price.

    I understand that it’s a fringe case.

    Here is what I have in mind.
    https://ibb.co/c30kZG4

    I’ll hopefully find a way to solve it on my end. 🙂

    Best regards,
    Varlot

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by varlot.
    Plugin Author Hakan Ozevin

    (@puckrobin)

    You cannot have a separate item on the form as “arrival fee”, but you can increase the final price by a fixed amount using filter hook app_confirmation_total_price and you can add a note at the end of the form like this:

    [app_book _final_note="Price includes $100 arrival fee"]

    add_filter( 'app_confirmation_total_price', 'app_add_arrival_fee' );
    function app_add_arrival_fee( $price ) {
    	return $price + 100;
    }
    Thread Starter varlot

    (@varlot)

    Thank you very much.

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