Pricing

A tariff table bundles your tariff frame in one record: prices per offer category and per price target audience, with a defined validity period. Useful for venues whose tariff is set by a cultural authority or charter.

• Tariff round 2026 with start and end date, the next table takes over automatically from 2027.
• Own surcharges per table, for example weekend surcharges only in the summer table.

Price discounts apply automatically in the order flow, without entering a code. You attach them to customers, institutions, memberships or as a walk-in discount directly at the order.

• Annual-pass and membership holders get their discount automatically at online checkout.
• Schools, associations, travel partners and press houses get a fixed discount or their own price as soon as they assign themselves at purchase.
• At the till, staff can set a price target audience on an order ad hoc, without maintaining the customer in the system.

Price target audiences control who is allowed to see or book a given price: school classes, seniors, VIP, employees, press. Unlike the price category (adult, reduced, child), the audience controls access to the tariff.

Sensitive tariffs like teacher prices can be tied to an accreditation workflow: one-time verification, then unrestricted booking. This prevents tariff abuse in the open online shop. More on Inquiries.

You choose per offer whether a flat price applies to the whole group (flat-rate) or whether it is calculated per person (scale price). A booking with scale price can include regular, reduced and free at the same time, each with its own price.

• Family workshop as a flat-rate price: 90 euros for the group, regardless of participant count.
• School tour as a scale price: 4 euros per child, 0 euros per accompanying adult, teacher free.

Tariffs that require identity verification at admission (for example reduced tickets that ask for an ID) can be marked in the scale-price configuration.

Surcharges add to the base price and attach to specific conditions: language, room, weekday, time of day, minimum participant count. Per surcharge, you control whether it applies once per booking, per participant or once for the whole group.

• Foreign-language surcharge for English-language tours.
• Room surcharge for events in the historic hall.
• Sunday and public-holiday surcharge of 15 percent.
• Large-group surcharge from 21 participants for additional supervision.

Surcharges can be mandatory or offered as optional. They can be activated per channel, for example at the till only, not in the online shop.

Pricing rules apply on every time level: season, weekday, time of day, or dynamically over the days until the date. You choose whether the rule is calculated at order time or at event time.

• Seasonal prices with summer peak and off-season tariff.
• Early-bird discount with linear, exponential, square or symmetrical curve, depending on desired dynamics.
• Weather-dependent price: cheaper in bad weather for outdoor programmes, using the local weather forecast.
• Black-Friday purchase with date in January at promo price: rule applies at order time, not at event time.

Protection against outliers is built in: minimum and maximum price per rule, automatic rounding to 10-cent, 50-cent or euro steps, so dynamic prices do not show „17.43 euros".

Through the Korona integration, go~mus supports till rules that only apply at the POS. Classic use case: advance-sale prices. Tickets purchased in advance can be offered at a lower price than tickets sold at the on-site till on the day, without having to create a separate ticket in the back office.

The rule itself lives in the Korona POS, go~mus delivers the order data and steers the sales channel.