Monthly Rate Formula:
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The monthly rental car rate in the Philippines is typically calculated by multiplying the daily rate by 30 days and applying a discount factor for long-term rentals. This provides a more economical option compared to paying daily rates.
The calculator uses the monthly rate formula:
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Explanation: The discount factor accounts for the reduced per-day cost when renting for longer periods, as monthly rentals are more cost-effective for both renters and rental companies.
Details: Calculating the monthly rate helps customers compare long-term rental options and budget accordingly, while rental companies can offer competitive yet profitable monthly packages.
Tips: Enter the daily rate in PHP and the discount factor (typically between 0.7 and 0.9 for monthly rentals). The discount must be between 0 and 1.
Q1: What is a typical discount for monthly rentals?
A: Discounts usually range from 10-30% (0.7-0.9 factor), depending on vehicle type, rental company, and season.
Q2: Are there additional fees not included in this calculation?
A: Yes, insurance, mileage limits, and other fees may apply beyond the base rate shown here.
Q3: Is 30 days standard for a "monthly" rental?
A: Yes, most companies calculate monthly rates based on 30 days, even for calendar months.
Q4: Do all rental companies offer monthly discounts?
A: Most do, but discount rates vary. Always confirm with the specific rental company.
Q5: Are there better deals for longer rentals?
A: Often yes - some companies offer additional discounts for 3-month, 6-month, or annual rentals.