Seasonal pricing
Seasonal pricing is charging a different nightly rate for the same rental depending on the time of year: higher during peak demand (summer, holidays, festivals) and lower in the off-season. It's set as date-range overrides on top of a default rate, rather than one fixed price applied year-round.
A seasonal pricing override typically covers a start date, end date, and a replacement nightly rate, and can often also override the minimum stay for that same range: a longer minimum during a high-demand week, for instance.
Overrides apply only within their date range; every date outside a configured override falls back to the rental's default rate and default minimum stay.
Why it matters for hosts
On RentalBeam Plus and Pro a host gives dates their own nightly price by tapping a first and a last day on the Dates & prices calendar, can charge more on weekends by a percentage or a fixed amount, and can show those prices on the availability calendar. On Pro the booking form charges them, and dates can also have their own minimum stay, so a peak-season week can carry a higher price and a longer minimum stay while every other date keeps your usual one. Fees and discounts stay in the Fees & discounts section.
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