Per person, per unit, per night

For quick reference please see Variant.

Product variants can be priced per person or per unit (experience type products) or per night (accommodation products).

You can check which type a product or variant is with either product.type which returns one of “experience” or “accommodation” or variant.type which returns one of “experience_variant” or “accommodation_variant”.

Experience Products

If variant.is_priced_per_person returns true it is a per person variant, and false if it is a per unit variant.

Per person

Per person pricing is very straightforward to display;

{% assign full_price = variant.price.fractional | money %}
{% assign per_person_price = variant.price.per_person_fractional | money %}

Per unit

Per unit pricing is still approached from a ‘per person’ perspective. The Creator sets a per person price, along with a minimum and maximum occupancy. But the full unit price is returned with the .fractional method:

{% assign full_price = variant.price.fractional | money %}

The customer will always pay for the full unit however you may still wish to display this as per person:

{% assign per_person_price = variant.price.per_person_fractional | money %}

Per unit variants can have pricing tiers based on the occupancy.

Accommodation Products

Per night

For per night pricing the Creator sets a per night price, along with a minimum and maximum occupancy. With just this basic configuration, price per night is:

{% assign full_price = variant.price.fractional | money %}
{% assign per_person_price = variant.price.per_person_fractional | money %}

The Creator can make two further configurations to per night pricing.

Price Override

The standard price per night may have an override applied to any particular date.

To access the prices with any overrides on the frontend, you need to use the accommodation availability tag.

E.g.

 {% accommodation_availability variant %}
    {% for day in result.days %}
        <p>On {{ day.date | date:"%b %d, %y" }}</p>
        {% for price in day.prices %}
            <p>The price for {{ price.occupancy }} adult(s) is {{ price.fractional | money }}</p>
        {% endfor %}
    {% endfor %}
{% endaccommodation_availability %}

If the standard price was $300 per night and there was a price override of $500 on the 6th of November this would render:

<p>On Nov 05, 23</p>
<p>The price for 1 adult(s) is $300.00</p>
<p>The price for 2 adult(s) is $300.00</p>
<p>The price for 3 adult(s) is $300.00</p>
<p>The price for 4 adult(s) is $300.00</p>
<p>The price for 5 adult(s) is $300.00</p>
<p>On Nov 06, 23</p>
<p>The price for 1 adult(s) is $500.00</p>
<p>The price for 2 adult(s) is $500.00</p>
<p>The price for 3 adult(s) is $500.00</p>
<p>The price for 4 adult(s) is $500.00</p>
<p>The price for 5 adult(s) is $500.00</p>