# Rekaz pricing rules: people and specialist counts

Source: https://help.rekaz.io/en/articles/17060626-rekaz-pricing-rules-people-and-specialist-counts
Updated: 2026-09-22

A count condition answers when a pricing action should apply. Start by deciding what you are counting, then choose an exact count, a minimum, a maximum or a range. The price action is the second half of the rule.

**Service Reservation → Basic Info → Customize → Pricing Rules**

## Number of people

Choose this when the pricing decision depends on how many people are included in the booking. It counts people, not how many specialists work on the appointment.

For a price intended for bookings of two to four people, choose Number of people and Between, then enter 2 and 4. Do not use Equals 2 if bookings for three or four people should also qualify.

## Comparison selector

Equals is an exact count. Greater than or equal to sets a minimum and includes that number. Less than or equal to sets a maximum and includes that number. Between gives you two boundary fields.

Choose the comparison deliberately and check the rule summary above it. A minimum of 2 and an exact count of 2 describe different bookings even though they use the same number.

  

![Choose an exact count, minimum, maximum or range](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/aahcqj2g/2686743113/6f354cd819bca8896ccc0cf85e31/8ypbx9.png)

  

_Choose an exact count, minimum, maximum or range_

## Equals: count

Enter the exact count you intend to match. Equals 2 is appropriate for a rule specifically intended for a two-person booking. It does not express two or more.

This field describes eligibility for the pricing rule. It does not set the number of people a customer is allowed to book.

## Greater than or equal to: minimum count

Enter the first count that should qualify. With a minimum of 2, the threshold includes 2 as well as larger counts. Use this when the intended distinction is one person versus a group, rather than one particular group size.

If you also need an upper boundary, choose Between instead of assuming this comparison has a hidden maximum.

## Less than or equal to: maximum count

Enter the largest count the condition should include. A maximum of 4 describes counts up to 4, rather than only 4.

Do not use this alone for an offer that starts at 2 people. Use Between with 2 and 4 when both ends matter.

## Between: first and second counts

Enter the lower boundary first and the upper boundary second. In the 2-to-4 example, review that the first input contains 2 and the input after And contains 4.

Check both numbers when switching from a one-value comparison. Do not assume that choosing Between has supplied the upper boundary you intended.

  

![Two boundaries and a replacement service price](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/aahcqj2g/2686743149/58035cc422f89238aa6a103dc33b/pkmcvw.png)

  

_Two boundaries and a replacement service price_

## Number of Beauty Experts

Choose this when the pricing distinction concerns the number of specialists, rather than the number of customers. The same comparisons are available: an exact count, minimum, maximum or range.

For example, a condition Number of Beauty Experts ≥ 2 describes a booking using at least two specialists. It does not select those specialists or change their availability. Those choices belong in the service’s specialist and scheduling settings.

  

![Count specialists separately from people in the booking](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/aahcqj2g/2686743135/2cdb94407b7b1459e22a05abe923/25w6dv.png)

  

_Count specialists separately from people in the booking_

## Rule summary and expand/collapse arrow

The header summarizes the condition and price action together. Read both halves: Number of people = 2–4 → Service price: 120 describes a different rule from a 20% discount for the same group size.

The arrow expands the inputs or collapses them to the summary. Collapsing a rule does not remove it. Reopen it when you need to check the comparison or edit a boundary.

## Add another price condition

Finish the current rule before adding the next one. A new card needs its condition and action; trying to add another after an unfinished card produces a validation message.

The added card may be collapsed. Expand it to fill its controls. If you added it accidentally, remove that card instead of leaving an empty rule in the list.

  

![Complete or remove the unfinished rule](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/aahcqj2g/2686743109/42b98c65193ebfcb748ea941a7d1/9b5g7n.png)

  

_Complete or remove the unfinished rule_

## Trash icon on a rule

The trash icon removes that rule from the pricing-window draft. Check the card’s summary before deleting, especially when several similar rules are present.

This does not delete the service. Use the window’s Save to apply the revised rule list to the service draft, or Close to leave the previously applied list unchanged.

## Save / Close

Save applies valid rules to the service draft. A Pricing Rules badge shows the count, and you can open it to review the rules again. Close discards edits made in the window since it was opened.

These are still settings inside service creation. Finish the remaining service setup before expecting the service itself to exist in the catalog.