Hi Supaporn,
On October 29, 2015, you’ll notice a change in how you set long-term prices for your listing.
Right now, your long-term prices are set as a fixed amount—they stay the same, even if you adjust your nightly price.
Soon, you’ll set your long-term prices as a percentage discount instead. This way, if your nightly prices change, your long-term prices will change with them.
Set Up Long-term Discounts
Why this change?
Many hosts offer different prices for different nights of the week. Your nightly price may even go up during a busy season, or down when demand is low. So offering a percentage off makes sure your long-term prices adjust to changes in your nightly rate. Percentage-based discounts also make more sense to guests, and could ultimately mean more income for you.
Do I need to do anything?
Yes—visit your long-term price settings to set up your preferred weekly or monthly percentage discounts. If you have several active listings, you’ll need to do this for each one.
You have 14 days to set up your discounts. If you haven’t set them up within 14 days, the weekly and monthly prices you previously set will automatically convert into the closest equivalent percentage discounts. You can always review and change these percentage discounts on your pricing tab.
If you’ve been charging extra for long-term stays, your percentage discounts will show up as zero—or, no discount for long-term stays. If you’d like to charge extra for long-term stays, you’ll need to set custom prices for specific weeks or months.
An example
Let’s say you’d like to offer a 20% discount for weekly bookings, and you have the following prices set for an upcoming week. Here’s how your weekly price would be calculated:
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
฿3556 ฿2489 ฿2134 ฿2134 ฿2845 ฿3556 ฿3556
Weekly price before discount: ฿20270
Weekly discount: 20%
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Weekly price after discount: ฿16216
*Prices shown before fees
2015-11-07 03:14:59 +0000
Thanks,
The Airbnb Team