Create or select a service category first. Then add the service name, price, minutes, and quantity behavior. Use this for optional work such as oven or refrigerator cleaning, and test it in the booking flow.
Before you begin
Choose this model only when it matches how your team quotes and performs the work. Keep unrelated pricing switches off until you have a clear reason to combine them.
Configure it
Open Reservations → Cleaning Settings and select the matching card. Enter customer-facing prices and realistic minutes, then save the location-specific settings.
First enable Enable custom individual services in the location’s Cleaning settings tab. Then open Reservations → Cleaning Settings → Individual services.
Create the category first
Open Services → Categories and select Add category. Use a customer-friendly group such as Extras or Appliances, then save it. Categories keep optional work easy to browse in the booking flow.
Add the service
Return to Individual services and select Add service. Enter the service name, price, and Duration (minutes), choose the category you just created, and enable Allow multi order only when customers may reasonably request more than one unit, such as two ovens.
Not sure whether this is the right model? Start with Understand your pricing models.
Combine carefully
This model can be used alone or combined with property details, condition markup, packages, or individual services. Each enabled option should represent a real business decision the customer can understand.
Related pricing guides
- Decide when optional services fit your pricing model
- Create a prepared package instead of an extra
- Adjust the base price for job condition
Verify the result
Make a test booking for the same location. Confirm the displayed total, selected options, and available end time. If the amount is right but the calendar is wrong, review minutes rather than changing the price.
