How to Configure the Weekend Pricing

This tutorial explains how to configure weekend pricing with the WordPress JetBooking plugin and display it on the front end using the JetFormBuilder forms.

The weekend price feature for the WordPress JetBooking plugin allows you to set the specific booking price for particular days of the week. For example, you can select the higher price for the weekend and the lower price for Monday. To display the weekend pricing on the front end, you can create a form with the help of the WordPress JetFormBuilder plugin.

Set Up the Weekend Price for a Post

Proceed to the Custom Post Type you have connected with JetBooking and click the “Edit” button under the post that features a service (rooms in this tutorial).

In the newly opened editing page, scroll down to the Pricing Settings section and click the “Add weekend” button.

The pop-up will be opened. Enable the toggle next to the day of the week you want to set up the weekly price, and then press the “Save” button.

Once you are ready with the post’s settings, click the “Save” button.

Adjust the Booking Form

Now, we need to proceed to the booking form. Refer to the How to Create a Booking Form tutorial if you have not set up a form yet.

Open the form editing page and make sure that the following fields are set up. 

First, we need the Hidden Field to retrieve the current post ID. 

The Check-in/check-out dates field should also be added. 

Then, we need to set up the Calculated Field. In the Calculation Formula field, you need to enter the following macro:

%ADVANCED_PRICE::check_in_check_out_dates%

Here, “check_in_check_out_dates” is the name of your Check-in/check-out dates field. This macro multiplies the property price and the number of booked days.

Click the “Save” button once you are ready with the form set up.

Add the Form to the Single Page

Now, we need to add the form to the Single Page. Following the How to Display the Booking Form on the Single Post Page tutorial, we displayed the form we created on the Single Page template.

Click the “Publish” button once you are ready with the settings.

Check the Result

Now, let’s proceed to the frontend page and see how it works. 

When we select 26 July and 27 July 2025, which are Mondays and Tuesdays, we receive the standard price of $69. 

However, when we select 2 August and 3 August 2025, which are Saturday and Sunday, we see the weekend price (“$75”) is displayed.

That’s it. Now you know how to configure the weekend price with the WordPress JetBooking plugin.