Add-Ons
Add-ons are options that are not part of your service, but things you offer nonetheless. To create an add-on make sure to have a name, a description of what it is, a photo, and a price. Any add-ons are calculated on top of your base rate.
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Add-On Example 1: The vendor might need extra help depending on the event organizer's number of guests, so they created an add-on priced at $50 / Per Hour for their extra staff. This rate will be multiplied by the full duration of the event.
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Add-On Example 2: The vendor requires that the client provide plates and cutlery, but in the case the client can’t do so, the vendor can but for a flat fee.
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Add-On Example 3: The normal service includes 2 pancakes for each guest, but the vendor also provides an option to upgrade for an additional $4 / Per Attendee on top of their normal rate.
Items
If you price your service per item, you'll have to create available items for organizers to book. These items are all the different services/packages/items you offer. Make sure to have a description that includes everything that comes with that item.
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Item Example 1: This is a service an organizer can book from the vendor.
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Item Example 2: This is another service the organizer can book. Since this is a different package that comes with a different service and unique pricing, the organizer can only book this or the other, but not both.
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Item Example 3: To account for additional hours outside of the normal service hours, an item priced “per item” is there for the organizer to include in their booking. If priced “per hour” the platform will multiply the rate by the full duration of the event, and not the additional hours.
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Item Example 4: This is an item the client can book, should they decide they need that rental.