
Price the whole rental. Not just the day.
Compare the same rental period, required charges and relevant conditions. Bring your own costs and price limits into the decision before changing a rate.
Compare this rental
Make the comparison fair.
Match the dates, times, category, pickup and known mandatory extras. Keep the deposit separate from the rental charge. Mark taxes and unverified conditions rather than presenting an incomplete subtotal as the final price.
Start with your own business economics.
Use the configured variable costs, preparation costs and price limits. If costs are missing, the system cannot claim to have optimized your profit. A lower price is one possible option, not the default.
Your rental economics
Consider the whole period.
An offer should fit the available gap and the surrounding bookings. Compare keeping the rate, changing the rental period, improving the offer or preparing a promotion. Do not create an attractive booking that cannot be fulfilled.
Choose an action
Approve the change that will actually be applied.
Review which category, dates and offer version will change. Existing confirmed bookings and valid agreed quotes must be respected. Automatic changes belong inside explicit rules and can be paused.
Needs your review
Questions
Does this always make us cheaper?
No. The illustrated example recommends keeping the rate because the compared subtotal does not justify a discount. Another situation may support a different action.
Does it set common prices across competing businesses?
No. Each business controls its own rules and pricing decisions. Confidential cost and strategy information is not a shared competitor-pricing feed.