- "What does the ‘Rate Charge Method’ mean, and how does it affect how a reservation is billed?"
Resolution Steps
- Understand that Rate Charge Method determines how invoices are calculated in Time-Based, Seasonal, and Recurring reservations.
- Here are the common Time-Based charge methods:
- Per Foot Per Night — Rate × Vessel LOA × Number of Nights (e.g. $2.00 × 30 ft × 2 nights)
- Per Night — Rate × Number of Nights (e.g. $2 × 2 nights)
- Per Foot Per Month — Rate × LOA × Number of Months
- Per Month — Rate × Number of Months
- Flat Rate — Just the rate, no multipliers
- Additional (less common) Time-Based methods include:
- Per Foot Per Week / Per Week
- Per Foot Per Quarter / Per Quarter
- Per Ton
- Per Gallon of Capacity
- Per Foot Per Hour
- Per Square Foot Per Day
- For Seasonal Rates, the methods include:
- Flat Rate
- By Foot (Rate × LOA)
- Square Foot (Rate × LOA × Beam)
- For Recurring Rates (e.g. monthly slip contracts), methods include:
- Per Foot Per Month (Rate × LOA monthly)
- Per Month (flat monthly rate)
- Per Square Foot Per Month (Rate × LOA × Beam monthly)
- Note: By default, Molo does not use vessel inches in dynamic calculations. If you want to enable that, contact Support.
Verification: Once saved, the updated phone number would appear on the invoices.