Price band
Every drink has three prices. The market moves the price between them, never outside.
| Price | What it means |
|---|---|
| Min (floor) | The lowest price. A crash usually drops the drink to exactly this price. Choose a price you still earn money with. |
| Base | The normal price. Prices start here when the market opens, are pulled back towards it, and return to it when the market closes. |
| Max | The highest price. Even the most popular drink stops here. |
The rule is: minimum ≤ base ≤ maximum, all greater than 0.
How to choose
Section titled “How to choose”A good start for most drinks:
- Base = your menu price.
- Min = about 20 to 30 % below base.
- Max = about 20 to 30 % above base.
A narrow band (e.g. ±10 %) keeps prices calm. A wide band gives bigger moves and more exciting crashes.
Sensitivity
Section titled “Sensitivity”Set per drink. It multiplies the effect of sales on the price:
- 0.5 calm, e.g. soft drinks.
- 1 normal.
- 1.5 lively, e.g. cocktails or shots.
Rounding
Section titled “Rounding”Displayed and charged prices are rounded to a step, for example 0.50. A price then moves 14.00 → 14.50 → 15.00. The step is set for the whole outlet under Settings → Market rules → Rounding step.
Inside, Crash Hour keeps the exact price. Small moves add up, even when the rounded price doesn’t change every time.