Price per person instead of price per station | Voters

Price per person instead of price per station

barry pakenham

The software does not allow for the customer to pay for more than 1 person at a time. We have an escape room, so there does not need to be multiple "stations" just the ability for multiple players and payments for the experience.

May 15, 2018

Craig

Re-directed from another request. 
Having the ability to have a pricing model which allows me to charge per station based on #of players sharing a station time (think family / groups of friends) would be an absolute must for my market. (family tourist resort)
Example - PER station
1 hour 1 person alone $25
1 hour 2 people sharing $30
1 hour 3 people sharing $35
1 hour 4 people sharing $40
This type of pricing model as keeps it attractive for single solo players in a station, (cheaper for solo players) but also allows friends / family groups to join the fun /share the experience while allowing the operator to generate extra revenue per station/time.
This model still uses the 'station' as the underlying cost element, so hopefully its not too far from the current Springboard structure and can be implemented.

Bryton kaufman

I have a VR-Arcade with three systems. And would like to to charge an additional $5 fee for additional people to share/take turns on a "station" I find people don't mind paying more in larger groups.

barry pakenham

Marie, thanks. When a customer makes an online reservation for Non VR, the only option I can offer is for them to pay for 1 person rather than the # of people in their group. They can opt for say 8 people, but will only be charged for 1 person with the other 7 paying in store. The ask is to expand the payment to cover the # of people in a Non VR experience. Hope this clarifies.

Marie Lamouret

barry pakenham: Got it! Let's say you have an experience for 4 people max, at $20/h. The way it's currently built, your 4 customers will share a station and only pay $20 total ($5 per person). But let's say you have an escape room instead, you'd like your customers to pay $20 per person, $80 total for the room, which is currently not possible. 
I'll update the post title to make it more clear.
Thank you for your feedback! 

barry pakenham

Marie Lamouret: Appreciate your patience and thanks!

Marie Lamouret

Hi barry pakenham, I'm not sure I understand what feature your are requesting here. Are you talking about your customers making an online reservation? Or your customers paying for their experience separately at your location?