Choose between charging for the whole unit, charging per person, or adding a surcharge for each guest beyond what the rate includes.
Every property — and, in per-room operations, every room — has a charging mode. There are three, and you pick one:
1. Go to Settings → Properties and edit the property.
2. Find the Charging mode field.
3. Pick one of the three options.
4. Fill in the fields that appear and save.
In properties that sell rooms, the choice is made on each room, in the room form, under Charging.
Nothing changes from what you already know: you enter the nightly rate and it applies to the unit, whether one guest or six.
This is the right option for whole houses and country properties, where the number of people does not change your cost.
Here the rate you enter is per paying guest. The field is renamed Rate per person/night.
The maths is direct: the night's rate × paying guests = that night's amount.
"The night's rate" is literal — if that date has a special price, a season or a price you typed, that is the value being multiplied. The pricing order runs first and stays untouched; the multiplication comes after. See how the nightly price is decided.
This is the right option for guesthouses, hostels and operations where each extra person is a real cost.
This is the most complete one. You enter two things:
The rate includes: how many adults, children and babies are already covered by the nightly rate.
Per extra guest, per night: how much each adult, child and baby beyond that costs.
The rate field is renamed Property rate/night (base) — it covers the included group, and the surcharge only applies to those beyond it.
Two details that prevent confusion:
Every property and every room that has never been through this setting stays on per property / night, at the same price as always. Per-person charging is a choice, never a default.
Authority belongs to the room, not the property. A property rented by room can have a studio charging per person and a chalet charging per unit.
The property's setting is not inherited by rooms: each room answers for its own charging mode, exactly as already happens with price, capacity and pet policy.
A guesthouse configures a chalet like this:
A family of 3 adults, 2 children and 1 baby books 2 nights:
Total for the nights: R$ 1,060.
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How to define the property base rate
The base rate is the default nightly price when no special pricing is configured.
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