Where customers see your variants
On the service page there’s a pricing box with “Choose a duration” at the top. That box is built entirely from your variants. Each option shows the variant’s name, its length in large text, and its price including tax. Picking one updates the total below. The box changes shape depending on what you enter:
Tiles are easier to compare than a dropdown, so if you have three or fewer variants, keep the names short — “Standard”, “Peak”, “Manual” — and customers see all your options at once. A name like “60-minute session” pushes the whole box into a dropdown.
Your variants also feed two other places:
- The service card in your website’s menu shows every length as a summary line —
60 · 90 · 120 min— and a “From $85” price taken from your cheapest variant that customers can buy on its own. - Google and social previews use that same cheapest price as the price of the service.
Add a variant
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Open Duration & Price
On the service, select Duration & Price, then add a variant.
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Fill in the details
Work through the settings below.
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Save the variant
Add as many as you need. Most businesses have two or three.
The details
Name
What customers read on the option they’re choosing between. Keep it short and about the difference, since the length and price are already shown next to it. Good:Standard, Peak, Manual, Auto, Junior
Not so good: 60-minute standard driving lesson — it repeats the length and forces the picker into a dropdown.
Duration (minutes)
How long the booking takes, in minutes. This is what gets blocked out in your calendar and what decides which time slots a customer is offered. It’s the working time only. If you need extra time for setup, cleanup, or travel, add that as padding in Booking settings rather than padding the duration — padding is held in your calendar but isn’t shown to customers as part of the session.Selling price (incl. tax)
Type what the customer actually pays, tax included. The portal shows the tax portion underneath so you can check it. This is the number customers see on the option, in the total, and in the cart.Strike-through price
An optional “was” price. Enter what the service used to cost and customers see it crossed out above the real price, so the discount is obvious. It’s for display only — nothing is calculated from it. It only appears if it’s higher than the current price, so you can’t accidentally show a fake saving.Description
Optional extra detail for this specific option — “Includes a 10-minute progress review”, or “Automatic cars only”. It appears under the options on the service page, but only when customers see the tiles. If you have 4 or more variants, or a long variant name, the picker becomes a dropdown and variant descriptions aren’t shown. Don’t put anything essential here if you have a lot of variants.Active
Whether customers can book this option.- On — it appears as a choice.
- Off — it’s hidden from new bookings.
Featured
Marks one variant as the “Recommended” option. On your website it gets a badge, and it’s the option selected by default when the page loads. That default matters — it’s the price a customer sees first and the one most will go with. Point it at the option you most want to sell, usually the mid-range one rather than the cheapest. Only one variant should be featured. If several are, the first one wins.Staff only booking
Hides this option from your website. You and your staff can still book it from the admin portal. Use it for something you offer selectively — a mates-rate slot, a trial length you only offer over the phone. If the whole service is already set to staff-only in Booking settings, this is switched on for every variant and can’t be turned off individually.Individual purchase
Whether a customer can buy this option on its own.- On — it’s a normal, purchasable option.
- Off — it’s hidden from your website and from the admin’s “new purchase” flow. It can only be used by redeeming a service package.
The “From $85” price on your service card is the cheapest variant customers can buy on its own. Variants with individual purchase off are ignored, so a cheap package-only length won’t drag your advertised price down.
The order customers see
Drag variants to reorder them, or open one and use Move up / Move down. That order is the order customers see, left to right or top to bottom. The first variant is marked Default in the portal. Put your most popular option first. If you’ve featured a variant, that’s the one pre-selected regardless of position — but the order still decides what customers read first.Tax comes from the service and applies to every variant. You set it when you create the service.