Capability
Add-ons, upgrades and bundles offered against the booking at checkout and afterwards, priced and stocked like everything else.
Add-ons draw on the same inventory as everything else, so offering a second helmet depends on a helmet being free that week. An add-on that oversells is worse than one you never offered.
Bundles let a kit price differently from the sum of its parts, which is how a family package stops being a manual quote.
The offer can come back after booking. A guest who declined a cooler on Tuesday can add one on Friday without a phone call, and it lands on the same driver run.
Guest pays$235.13
Payout$225.00
The fee is added at checkout and paid by your customer, so the payout is your list price.
Margin left on the counter because the upsell lived on a laminated card nobody read.
The number to watch is attachment rate, and average order value against the same unit count.
Add-ons are priced with rules you set. There is no recommendation engine choosing what to show to whom.
Every capability page on this site carries a section like this one. Why that is.
Add-ons, upgrades and bundles offered against the booking at checkout and afterwards, priced and stocked like everything else.
Bodhisys handles it as part of the platform rather than as a paid module or a partner integration. There is no monthly fee. A 4.5% charge is added to each reservation and paid by your customer at checkout.
Yes. They come from the same inventory, so an add-on cannot oversell.
Yes, and it joins the existing delivery run rather than creating a second one.
Pricing follows rules you set. There is no recommendation engine.
The same capability behaves differently by category. These are the per-industry versions.
Verified against public documentation, 2026-08.
