If a membership type has a 0% discount on services, what will be charged to the member for items added to an invoice?

• A. The regular price of the item
• B. The member price if one exists, otherwise regular price
• C. Only the average of the service prices
• D. An additional fee for membership

Answer: (B)

The correct answer is based on how membership pricing typically functions within systems like ServiceTitan. When a membership type has a 0% discount on services, the member is not receiving any reduction from the regular pricing. However, if there is a member price available for specific services or items, that price will be charged instead of the regular price.

In many systems, the member price is established to provide some value to members, even if it does not involve a direct discount from the regular prices. Therefore, if such a member price exists for the items on the invoice, that amount would be what the member pays, as it is specifically tailored for them, ensuring they still receive a benefit from their membership. If no member price exists, the member would simply pay the regular price.

This approach ensures that members are recognized with preferential pricing when possible, even if it does not translate into a discount in all cases.