If your PC supports Excel, replace
the zeros in the worktable below to see the price of reserving space, by
unit type, for a calendar month. New customers are required to
provide their "First" and deposit payments upon contract signing.
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*Discounts can be available based on
volume and term length of contract
If not, use the table below to
calculate our standard rates. Note that a tractor and one trailer is
priced as a combo regardless of arrival status. This discount is applied because we reserve the choice
of having units hook or unhook.
Trailers each at:
$180.00
*Tractors each at:
$150.00
Combos each at:
$250.00
!Personal
Vehicles each at:
$25.00
Late payment Fee:
5 % of total
Deposit payment:
Due at signing
*Tractors may take the place of trailers toward the
total inventory count.
!We
discourage the reserving of Personal Vehicle spaces, but realize it is
sometimes unavoidable.
Invoicing is done on the 20th of each
month and sent to customers via fax. All payments are due on the 1st of
the month to avoid any late fees. New customers will have their first
invoice pro-rated to run on the calendar month.
Pricing for reserved space each day
Our daily unit price is $15 per day
each. Daily customers are billed by unit number. Importantly, our
contract monthly customers have first access to available overflow space.
Computing
daily prices for monthly clients
Customers with monthly reservations
are unlimited in their number of gate moves so long as the total number of
units on-site do not exceed their reserved space amount.
We do not turn away overflow
units beyond our customers' regularly reserved monthly space allotment.
Because of unit swap-out, to
determine when a unit is billed at the daily rate we begin counting at the
moment the total number of units on-site exceed the reserved amount on a
particular calendar date. As units come in on that particular date,
calendar days are discounted and units are compared only by their clocked
in-time with a departing unit's out-time, each canceling the other out
until the number in exceeds the number out. Customers are also given
a large grace period at each comparison. Only then is the excess
billed. The process is cumulative for succeeding calendar dates,
therein eliminating double-billing. Simply said, overflow is billed based
on hours, not gate moves.
Knowledgeable individuals will recognize that
this method is much more fair and generous than accepted industry billing
practices.
