The party operator’s guide to pricing and packages

How much should I charge for a foam party?Price from your costs up, not from the competitor's website down. Most residential foam parties in the US land between 300 and 600 dollars for a one-hour party, but your number comes from your own math.
How to raise prices without losing clientsRaise them for new bookings first, tell repeat clients before their next booking, and anchor to what they get. Most operators find the phone keeps ringing at the new number.
Should I charge a travel fee?Yes, past a radius you pick and publish. A free radius with a per-mile fee beyond it keeps close bookings simple and stops far ones from quietly eating the margin.
Should I list prices on my website?List at least a starting price. Hiding prices filters nobody and costs you the lead who won't fill out a form to learn if you're in budget.
Weekday vs weekend pricing: should Saturdays cost more?Your Saturdays are finite inventory and your Tuesdays are not. Discounting the weekday is the same math as premium-pricing the weekend, and it reads friendlier.