A wedding DJ is the most expensive service on this entire site. It is booked a year ahead, paid on the day, and if someone cancels a week before, that Saturday slot never sells again. Here a no-show is not an empty hour but an empty month.
For an 800 dinar haircut, mandatory payment drives clients away. At 40,000 it is the only thing separating a job from a hope.
The escape room is the only industry where the price depends purely on how many people walk in.
Those are three services, not one with a field for the number of people. The room is a workplace, so when one is taken, all three disappear from that slot, whichever the group picked. Same approach as the court with floodlights and the double driving lesson: a price difference is handled by a second service, because the plugin has no per-person pricing rules.
Nowhere else on the site is the gap between booking and the slot this large. At a hairdresser it is three days.
A play center with one room cannot run two parties at once, and cannot run one straight after another with no gap.
The tattoo studio ranges from 30 minutes and 2,500 dinars to four hours and 15,000, all in the same day.
The group with the largest amounts and the longest slots on the whole site.
The event planner has two free services out of three, including a 90 minute site visit. That is the most expensive free time on the site, and that is why a deposit is asked for on what is charged afterwards.
Through a PayPal account you can. There is no direct card payment on the site, and we have written that everywhere. In practice jobs like this are negotiated anyway: introductory meeting, then agreement, then a bank transfer. The deposit is recorded as an installment, and the balance stays outstanding until the day of the event.
Set a starting price and write in the description that the final one is by agreement. For a wedding DJ, 40,000 is a starting point, and the real amount is entered when charging. This is the same as at a repair shop: the price in the system is an estimate, not a promise. A client who sees the order of magnitude knows whether to call you at all.
No. Capacity stays at one, because it is one booking of the room. The number of people is in the service name and affects only the price. Capacity above one is used when several people book the same slot independently, as in a group yoga class.
You enter the rooms as workplaces, and each theme as a service tied to its room. Then a slot for one room disappears while it is taken, and the other two keep running. If all three rooms have the same three price variants, that is nine services, and it is fifteen minutes of work done once.
No, if you set the hours. They are set per day and per staff member, so if you work Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the other days do not exist in the form. Without that, someone would book you a gig for Tuesday at ten in the morning.
Platforms that take a percentage per booking would take more on a single wedding than this plugin costs forever. Here the commission is zero, on any amount.