What Are Price Lists?

Want customers who rent for a month to automatically pay less per day than someone renting for a weekend? A Price List is a reusable set of duration-based discount rules. Build it once, then apply it to any order — Rentablez works out the right discount for every line based on how long the rental runs.

Why Use Price Lists?

Instead of hand-editing rates on every long booking, a price list encodes your discount policy in one place:

  • Consistency — the same long-term discounts apply across all your orders and staff.
  • Speed — pick a list from a dropdown on the order; every eligible line updates instantly.
  • Flexibility — keep separate lists for different seasons, customer segments, or campaigns and switch between them.

Price lists discount rental duration. For volume or per-variant pricing tiers on a specific item, see Flexible Pricing Tiers.

How Duration Slabs Work

A price list is made of slabs — contiguous day ranges, each with a discount percentage. Rentablez reads the rental duration and applies the matching slab’s discount.

Example — “Long-Term Rental Discount”:

DurationDiscount
1–29 days0%
30–89 days10%
90 days and beyond (∞)15%

A 45-day rental lands in the 30–89 slab and gets 10% off. A 120-day rental gets 15% off.

A few rules the app enforces so slabs stay clean:

  • Ranges are contiguous. Each slab’s From day is set automatically from the previous slab’s To day + 1 — there are never gaps or overlaps.
  • The last slab is open-ended (∞). Its discount applies to any duration at or beyond its start, so every rental length is always covered.
  • Discounts are 0–100%, adjustable in 0.5% steps.

One Discount Type Today

Every price list uses the Duration Discount rule — discount by rental-day slab. It is the only rule type at the moment, so you don’t choose a type when creating one.

Applying to Orders

A price list does nothing on its own — you select it on an order to activate its discounts. Because the discount depends on rental length, price lists apply to rental and lease orders, not sale orders. See Apply a Price List to an Order.

Orders keep their own copy. When you apply a list to an order, the order snapshots that pricing. Later editing, deactivating, or deleting the list never changes orders that already used it.