There is no method available in the Checkfront API to query items based on their pricing. Pricing is only determined after querying an item with specific dates and parameters.
So, you could make rated queries for all of your items (using the requested dates and parameters, if they have been provided) and then only display items that have a total cost that matches your desired "budget".
Depending on your use case, you could add an 'approximate cost' to the item's description. That way, you can get a price for your items with needing to make a rated query. Instead, you would need to parse the item's 'summary' to determine which items meet your budget requirements.
I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have any more questions.
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There is no method available in the Checkfront API to query items based on their pricing. Pricing is only determined after querying an item with specific dates and parameters.
So, you could make rated queries for all of your items (using the requested dates and parameters, if they have been provided) and then only display items that have a total cost that matches your desired "budget".
Depending on your use case, you could add an 'approximate cost' to the item's description. That way, you can get a price for your items with needing to make a rated query. Instead, you would need to parse the item's 'summary' to determine which items meet your budget requirements.
I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have any more questions.
All the best,
Chase
Technical Support Analyst
Checkfront | www.checkfront.com/contact | Email: support@checkfront.com