When a client books an overnight stay, they select a date range (check-in through check-out). So even though your check-in day shows as "available," a client trying to book a stay that starts the day of your check-in won't be able to, because the day after is already blocked.
The check-in day itself stays bookable so a client can still select it as the end of a range of a different sit. (e.g. one sit from 4/27 - 4/29, another sit from 4/29 to 5/1)
In other words, the daily limit only blocks the day after check-in onward, but the booking flow itself prevents anyone from creating a conflicting overnight stay.
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Lucas Steflor
Apr 29
Hey @Shawnee !
When a client books an overnight stay, they select a date range (check-in through check-out). So even though your check-in day shows as "available," a client trying to book a stay that starts the day of your check-in won't be able to, because the day after is already blocked.
The check-in day itself stays bookable so a client can still select it as the end of a range of a different sit. (e.g. one sit from 4/27 - 4/29, another sit from 4/29 to 5/1)
In other words, the daily limit only blocks the day after check-in onward, but the booking flow itself prevents anyone from creating a conflicting overnight stay.
Let me know if that makes sense!
Shawnee Stambaugh
Apr 29
Yes, that makes sense. Thanks