HOME PAGE SETTING YOUR PRICES POSSIBLE REVENUE INFLATABLE COSTS OTHER EXPENSES INCOME ANALYSIS SHEET INFLATABLE INSURANCE STATE REGULATIONS BUSINESS POLICIES OTHER INCOME S.I.O.T.O MOONWALK FORUM INFLATABLE MANUFACTURERS BUY USED EQUIPMENT FREIGHT COMPANIES OTHER FAQ INFLATABLE CONTRACTS INFLATABLE ORGANIZATIONS RENTAL DIRECTORY MARKETING YOUR BUSINESS INFLATABLE REPAIR CO. HOW-TO ARTICLES CONTACT US	Setting Your Inflatable Prices      In order to set your prices you will need to determine what the average rental rates are in your area. To do so, you will need to open up your phone book and/or other directory source and make phone calls to inquire about size of units, type of units (themes), length of rental and prices. Also ask what other equipment they might also offer for rent and it’s pricing, such as concession machines and games?      Also, compare apples to apples (your business plan to their business) Is your competition insured? Require Deposits? What makes your competition special?Etc.      DO NOT think that you'll just undercut your competition a few dollars to get business. You'll think it's a great idea, until someone does it to you! So don't do it, it creates price deterioration in an area!  If you want to have a special grand opening price that's fine.  But let your customers know what the regular price is and the 'sale' price.  Otherwise, customers will come back "looking for" that great price and they'll be upset when you don't have it.
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