Peak pricing charges a different price for a Vendor Type, Vendor Tag or Category fee for part of your event. For example, a summer surcharge that drops back down for the rest of the year.

It only works on a fee priced by the day, week or month. It doesn't work on a fee priced for the whole event, or on your base per-booth price.

Turn on peak pricing

Peak pricing is off until you turn it on for your market.

1. Open Settings, then Advanced.

2. Next to Enable peak rate pricing, click the pencil edit icon.

   

3. Turn on the switch.

4. Click Save.

   

Add a peak price to a fee

This adds a peak price to a Vendor Type, Vendor Tag or Category fee you've already set up. If you haven't created one yet, see Tag Based Vendor Fees.

1. Open Event Configuration, then Events.

2. Click the event you want to price.

3. Click the Other Fees tab. If it offers more than one term, choose Day, Week or Month — peak pricing doesn't show up under Event.

4. Click the pencil edit icon.

5. Find the fee under Vendor Type Fees, Vendor Tag Fees or Category Fees.

6. Under Peak price adjustments, click Add price adjustment.

   

7. Set the start and end of the peak window.

8. Enter the Peak price.

9. Click Save other fees.

You can add more than one peak price adjustment to the same fee. Add a spring bump, say, and a bigger summer one.

Remove a peak price

1. Open the event's Other Fees tab and click the pencil edit icon.
2. Next to the peak price adjustment, click the trash icon.
3. Click Save other fees.