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Set standard and unique pricing rates for each experience in your catalog.

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Seasonal pricing

Seasonal pricing charges a different rate depending on when a trip runs — your busy summer, weekends, a single holiday, or a time of day. You set it up by adding a rate sheet that applies during a season you...

July 6th, 2026 64 views 0 likes
Test a price

Test a price answers one question for any booking: why this price? You set a real scenario — a date, a sales channel, a ticket type, a group size — and TripWorks shows which of your rate sheets wins, the...

July 6th, 2026 68 views 0 likes
The pricing breakdown on a trip

Every trip itemizes exactly what a guest paid for — tickets, add-ons, promo codes, taxes, and fees. The breakdown works at three levels: a roll-up for the whole trip, an itemized subtotal for each activity, and a line-by-line total for...

July 6th, 2026 64 views 0 likes
Require a deposit at booking

Deposits let you collect a partial payment when a guest books and defer the rest to later. With a deposit configured, the guest pays only the deposit at checkout; the remaining balance is collected separately, before or after the activity....

July 7th, 2026 53 views 0 likes
Set your ticket prices

Every activity has a base rate — the price each ticket type charges, set per channel. Open your activity and go to the Ticket prices tab to set it. For most activities, the base rate is the whole story; you...

July 8th, 2026 74 views 0 likes
Rate sheets: dynamic pricing

A rate sheet is a pricing rule you layer on top of your base rate to charge differently by date, season, channel, or group size. You can add as many as you need — your base rate always stays underneath...

July 8th, 2026 83 views 0 likes
Raise your prices or schedule a price increase

Raising your prices is safe to do any time: trips already on the books keep the price they were booked at. The only question is when you want the new prices to start — right away, or on a future...

July 8th, 2026 22 views 0 likes
What does "ticket types must be the same" do?

When you build a dynamic pricing rule based on guest count — a group discount, for example — you'll see a ticket types must be the same checkbox. It answers one question: should the special rate apply any time the...

July 8th, 2026 22 views 0 likes

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Seasonal pricing

Test a price

The pricing breakdown on a trip

Require a deposit at booking

Set your ticket prices

Rate sheets: dynamic pricing

Raise your prices or schedule a price increase

What does "ticket types must be the same" do?

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