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Availability & capacity

Close the dates you cannot run

Bank holidays, maintenance days, a wedding that has booked the whole boat — block them out and Experiqo keeps those dates off sale, on top of your recurring schedule.

Blackout dates in Experiqo

Why it matters

What Blackout dates does for you

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Business outcome

No bookings on closed days

Guests simply cannot book a date you have blacked out, so you avoid the awkward call to cancel afterwards.

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Business outcome

Handle private hire cleanly

When someone books the whole asset, block the public availability so nobody else can book alongside them.

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Business outcome

Plan around real life

Holidays, maintenance and staff leave can all be reflected in your calendar without deleting your schedule.

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Business outcome

Quick to set and lift

Adding or removing a blackout takes moments, so short-notice closures are easy to handle.

What's included

Capabilities

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Included

Block single days or date ranges

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Included

Applies on top of recurring availability

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Included

Per-product or across your whole operation

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Included

Use for closures, holidays and private hire

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Included

Blacked-out dates hidden from booking

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Included

Easy to add and remove

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Included

Visible clearly on the calendar

See Blackout dates in action

Book a walkthrough and we will show you how it works with your products and bookings.

FAQs

Common questions

Yes. You can block a single day or a whole range, for example a maintenance week.

Yes. Blackouts can apply to a single product or across your whole operation.

They sit on top of your recurring availability, closing specific dates without changing the underlying rule.

Yes. Block the public availability for a date when the whole asset is privately booked.

See Blackout dates working with your setup

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