First of all: keep up the great work: doing well you guys !!

I am setting up a site where I rent out 4 identical apartments, In WooCommerce I have set up the shop running 1 virtual product: apartment. In WooCommerce I do not control stock other than stating it’s in stock. In the Booking plugin I have enabled Booking date and multiple day booking with a lockout date after 4 orders.

As is, the plugin works neatly offering the right amount of apartments
available when choosing the arrival date. But from there on I would suggest the following:

as admin I want (when multiple day booking is active) a setting stating whether I will yes or no allow departure and arrival on the same day, so the calendar will show the correct, available (number of) days for arrival and departure. I for instance will be charging per night, meaning when party A departes on monday morning, party B can book a later period of time from monday afternoon on; also meaning when party C arrives wednesday afternoon, party D can book an earlier period until wednesday morning. In other words: booking a day is not making the apartment out of stock when it’s the day of arrival or departure. —— But, when I choose to not allow departure and arrival the same day, the apartment is out of stock on arrival as well as on departure. Guesthouses might want to use the rest of the day to clean the apartment rather than allowing new customers in straight away.
as customer I want to start by stating the number of apartments I am looking for, so that will be taken into account in the calendars, and I will not be disappointed after selecting the period and then finding out there's not enough ‘tickets' available.
If apartments are fully booked (minding the above) one day, it shows in the calendar picking the arrival date - that date is unavailable: well done !! — but only if it is completely out of stock. If there’s one in stock and I am looking for two I can still pick the day and be disappointed later on— even when testing the complete out of stock situation, it unfortunately does not do so on the departure calendar, possibly giving the pop-up error message “ Some of the dates in the selected range are unavailable. Please …”. So both calendars should take into account the possibility of booking the required number of apartments.
The minimum number of days to choose (Booking > Settings) as much as blocked out dates will have an effect on picking the day of departure as well, so these fenomena should combine together.
As customer I want to -when looking at the calendar- see instantly whether apartments are available or not. Each day will be colour coded:
- red (not enough available), still not clickable,
- orange/yellow (exactly the required number being available),
- green (more available than required)

I run a rental business. Product-prices differ from $3.00 per day to $250.00 per day (=regular price). However, rules to calculate « Prices by range of days » are the same for all products.

Example :
1 day = regular price x 1.0 (Product A : $100.00 / Product B : $40)
2 days = regular price x 1.8 (Product A : $180) / Product B : $72 / discount 10%)
3 days = regular price x 2.5 (Product A : $250) / Product B : $100 / discount 16.67%)
10 days = regular price x 6.0 (Product A : $600 / Product B : $240 / discount 40%)

Of course you should have the ability to override Global settings on product level.
In my business 100+ products are available for 1day - 30days. With global settings I could set up all prices easily. Also when adding a new product I wouldn’t have to worry about discounts. Just enter a regular price for one day and that’s fine. Also when modifying prices you only have to modify regular base price (and not modify all range of days settings).

Hey guys,

Amaizng plugin!
I just purchased the full version.
Works very well.

I think there is a problem though.

If user is on Desktop, creates a shopping cart, enters in their details, but never completes.
The cart is captured as a cookie on that browser and device.

When the email fires, it sends a GENERIC Cart page URL.

If person access the email from mobile device, or even a different browser, the link doesnt work and shows a page "your cart is empty" which is not good for customers.

Many customers get this and then give up because its annoying.

Can you update the plugin so that you assigned a unique cart token ID to each cart.

Then add it as a suffix for the Cart URL you send in the abandon email?

then the plugins emails work for all devices and browsers..

Cheers!