Service Pricing Tiers

Service pricing tiers let you save multiple price options under one service. For example, instead of creating separate services for Small Lawn Mowing, Medium Lawn Mowing, and Large Lawn Mowing, you can create one Lawn Mowing service with multiple tiers.

Use tiered pricing when the same service has different prices based on yard size, package level, property type, or service intensity.

Examples:

Use Simple price when the service has one fixed price or one standard rate every time.

You can create pricing tiers in Favorites → Services.

On web, go to Settings → Favorites → Services.
On mobile, go to More → Favorites → Services.

Create or open a service, then switch the Base Price from Simple price to Tiered. After that, add tier names and prices in the Tiers section.

You can use:

Yes. You can add materials and charges to a tiered service, such as mulch, fertilizer, delivery fees, disposal fees, labor, taxes, or surcharges.

Yes. Tiered services can include:

When you select Per hour, Duranta shows a Details section with Unit and Rate. This lets you bill hourly even when the work is measured by square feet, acres, cubic yards, linear feet, or quantity.

Example:
If mowing is $80/hour, the rate is 2,000 sq ft/hour, and the lawn is 6,000 sq ft, Duranta calculates 3 hours × $80 = $240.

Unit defines what your hourly rate is based on. It tells Duranta how to calculate time from the selected measurement.

Hours is straight time billing. Use this for fixed-duration work or time and materials.
Example: 2 hours of cleanup at $80/hour.

sq ft per hour means crew productivity by square feet. Use this for area-based work.
Example: lawn mowing or bed maintenance.

acres per hour means crew productivity by acres. Use this for larger properties.
Example: large-property mowing.

cu yd per hour means crew productivity by cubic yards. Use this for volume-based work.
Example: mulch spreading, soil moving, or debris hauling.

linear ft per hour means crew productivity by linear feet. Use this for length-based work.
Example: edging, hedge trimming, fencing, or border installation.

qty per hour means crew productivity by quantity. Use this for counted items.
Example: plant installation or item placement.

Add a Maintenance service, select a saved service from Favorites, choose the tier that applies to the customer, and Duranta applies the matching price automatically.

You can select an already measured service area, enter a number manually, or draw an area on the map and create a service from it.

Yes. When selecting a tiered service, you can choose Custom and enter your own price for that proposal.

This changes the price only for the current proposal and does not edit the saved service in Favorites.

Yes. You can edit the price for one proposal without changing the saved pricing tiers in Favorites.

No. Clients see the selected tier for that proposal. They do not see your full price matrix unless you choose to share it.

No. The pricing unit is set at the service level and applies to all tiers. If you need different units, create separate services.

Examples:

Yes. Tiered pricing works in the Duranta mobile app.

Yes. Service pricing tiers work the same on both the iOS and Android apps.

Yes. You can create, edit, and save service pricing tiers in the mobile app using the same workflow.

Yes. Saved tiered services are available when creating or editing proposals in the mobile app. You can select the service, choose the tier, and Duranta applies the matching price automatically.