Review the underlying rate rules
Published same-day per item: Fillable / Rolling S MXN $270, M $360, L $500; Rolling XL $600; Sports / special starting at $700.
Short-window recommendation (proposed): published rate remains the anchor. When the guest explicitly objects to price for a short visit (less than five hours), the engine computes each item's concession using (1) duration under five hours, (2) item-specific maximum concession and minimum processing/handling floor, (3) whether the cloakroom is near capacity, and (4) certainty and timing of retrieval. Up to five hours is evaluated, but very small calculated adjustments may round to the standard price. No stacking or hourly proration. Any item for which the special rate is not approved requires review.
Automatic short-window floors (proposal, not verified operating costs): S $220, M $290, L $400, XL $480. The quote cannot be reduced below the per-item floor (rounding is always upward to the next MXN $10). Approved special-item rates stay unchanged.
Single-piece multi-day totals for days 1-7:
S: $270 / $475 / $600 / $750 / $850 / $900 / $950;
M: $360 / $625 / $800 / $1,000 / $1,100 / $1,200 / $1,250;
L: $500 / $875 / $1,125 / $1,375 / $1,550 / $1,675 / $1,750;
XL: $600 / $1,050 / $1,350 / $1,650 / $1,850 / $2,000 / $2,100.
After day 7 add per day: S $110, M $150, L $200, XL $240.
Multi-piece logic (proposed automatic choice within previously developed bands): 2-3 pieces/2-3 days gets a modest deterministic package adjustment (5% for two pieces, 8% for three); 2-3 pieces/4-6 days uses 12% or 17% respectively. For 2-3 pieces/7-14 days the algorithm chooses an objective point inside the size/day target band using piece count and days, with larger/longer packages nearer the lower price. For 4+ pieces/7-14 days it applies the established S $90, M $105, L $125, XL $150 per piece/day target, subject to the 25% cumulative-retail guardrail. For 4+ pieces/2-6 days a proposed graduated package bridge connects the published first-day rate to the established seven-day target. A continuity guardrail prevents any additional service day from reducing the total price.
Rate continuity: packages must become more expensive in absolute terms as service days increase for an unchanged item mix. When historic target bands would create a lower total on a longer visit, the continuity floor prevails.
Escalation: sports/special multi-day pricing, service periods 15+ days, unmet capacity, special-item base rates awaiting approval, and exceptional/concession requests below the recommendation.