How Length of Stay (LOS) Pricing Interacts with Weekly and Monthly Rates in Streamline

1. Let’s begin with a sample scenario using Weekly Pricing. In this example, the unit has Length of Stay (LOS) pricing enabled.
2. According to the LOS map, a 10% discount should automatically apply when a 7-night stay is booked within this period.
3. To verify if Weekly Pricing is configured for a unit, go to Streamline, open the unit’s Settings, and navigate to the Availability & Pricing tab.
4. Click on the Weekly Pricing Tab.
5. On this page, you'll find the Season Period along with the corresponding Weekly Cost and Daily Cost configured for Weekly Pricing.
6. You can also view Weekly Pricing details in the Seasons tab, located on the same page.
7. When testing a booking through the Reservation Tape Chart, you’ll notice that instead of applying Daily Pricing from RevMax and the Length of Stay (LOS) discount of 10%, the system uses the Weekly Pricing configuration.
This confirms that Weekly Pricing takes precedence over both Daily Pricing and LOS Pricing published by RevMax.
8. Let’s now check if the unit has Monthly Pricing configured, using the same unit as before. Start by navigating to the LOS Map. In this example, you’ll see that a 10% discount is applied for a minimum stay of 30 nights.
9. To check if Monthly Pricing is configured for a unit, navigate to the unit’s Settings in Streamline, then go to the Availability & Pricing tab and click on Monthly Pricing. Here, you’ll find both the Monthly and Daily cost associated with this pricing.
Additionally, Monthly Pricing details can also be viewed under the Seasons tab on the same page.
10. To test how Monthly Pricing is applied, we will test by booking a 30-night stay from September 19 to October 19. In this scenario, you’ll notice that instead of using the Daily Pricing and LOS discount from RevMax, the system applies the configured Monthly Pricing.
11. Important Note: Weekly and Monthly Pricing configurations do not apply to OTA platforms such as Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com.

How Length of Stay (LOS) Pricing Interacts with Weekly and Monthly Rates in Streamline

1. Let’s begin with a sample scenario using Weekly Pricing. In this example, the unit has Length of Stay (LOS) pricing enabled.

2. According to the LOS map, a 10% discount should automatically apply when a 7-night stay is booked within this period.

3. To verify if Weekly Pricing is configured for a unit, go to Streamline, open the unit’s Settings, and navigate to the Availability & Pricing tab.

4. Click on the Weekly Pricing Tab.

5. On this page, you'll find the Season Period along with the corresponding Weekly Cost and Daily Cost configured for Weekly Pricing.

6. You can also view Weekly Pricing details in the Seasons tab, located on the same page.

7. When testing a booking through the Reservation Tape Chart, you’ll notice that instead of applying Daily Pricing from RevMax and the Length of Stay (LOS) discount of 10%, the system uses the Weekly Pricing configuration.

8. Let’s now check if the unit has Monthly Pricing configured, using the same unit as before. Start by navigating to the LOS Map. In this example, you’ll see that a 10% discount is applied for a minimum stay of 30 nights.

9. To check if Monthly Pricing is configured for a unit, navigate to the unit’s Settings in Streamline, then go to the Availability & Pricing tab and click on Monthly Pricing. Here, you’ll find both the Monthly and Daily cost associated with this pricing.

10. To test how Monthly Pricing is applied, we will test by booking a 30-night stay from September 19 to October 19. In this scenario, you’ll notice that instead of using the Daily Pricing and LOS discount from RevMax, the system applies the configured Monthly Pricing.

11. Important Note: Weekly and Monthly Pricing configurations do not apply to OTA platforms such as Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com.