Rates, rate details and destinations

A rate prices one destination inside one tariff. Destinations themselves — prefixes grouped by country — are shared across every tariff.

Rates: one row per destination

Open a tariff and select Rates (or User rates for a sell tariff) to see and add its prices.

Rates page for the Standard Retail tariff: an Add rate form (Prefix, Rate, Increment, Min. time, Connection fee, Ghost minutes %, Valid from) above a table of three German rates with Time rules and Delete actions. — Rates for the demo sell tariff "Standard Retail" — one row per destination prefix.

What each field means

Field	Meaning
`Prefix`	The leading digits of the destination number this rate applies to (for example `49` for all of Germany, or `4915` for just German mobiles).
`Rate (or "blocked")`	Price per minute — or the literal word `blocked` to refuse calls to this prefix instead of pricing them.
`Connection fee`	A fixed amount charged once per call, on top of the per-minute rate.
`Increment (s)`	How call time is rounded up for billing — for example `60` bills in full-minute steps.
`Min. time (s)`	The minimum duration every answered call is billed for.
`Ghost minutes %`	An extra percentage added on top of the billed duration for this destination.
`Valid from (optional)`	When this price starts applying; leave empty for "right away".

Note

The Rates page also has Add country (add every destination of one country in one step), CSV export, PDF export, Generate tariff and High rates (a warning list of unusually expensive prefixes) — plus CSV import, covered on its own page next.

Rate details: pricing by time of day

Select Time rules on a rate to price the same destination differently by time of day, or by workday versus holiday.

Time rules page for prefix 49, showing Ghost minutes % and Day type mode (Split into WD/FD) above an 'All days' table with From/Until/Rate/Connection fee/Inc./Min. columns and an Add row. — Time rules for one rate — by default a single "All days" row covering 00:00:00–23:59:59.

A rate starts with one row that covers the whole day, every day (All days). Add more rows with different From/Until times to charge, say, a lower night rate. Select Split into WD/FD to price workdays (WD) and holidays (FD) separately instead of one shared schedule — which dates count as a holiday is defined once, sitewide, under Routing > Tariffs > Holidays / day types, not per rate.

Destinations and directions

A destination is a prefix with a name (for example 4915 → "Germany Mobile"), grouped under a direction (a country). Destinations are a shared catalogue — the same list every tariff's rates are priced against — kept under Routing > Destinations and Routing > Directions.

Destinations page: a scrollable list of Directions (countries with flags and codes) on the left, and a table of Germany's destinations (Prefix, Name, Group) on the right. — Destinations for the direction "Germany" — one row per prefix, each with a name and a destination group.

Because destinations are shared, adding a rate to a tariff never invents a new destination unless the prefix is genuinely new — it reuses the existing one, so the same "Germany Mobile" name and grouping show up consistently across every tariff that prices it.

Check

Open a tariff's Rates page and confirm the destination you plan to call has a price — and, if it needs to differ by time of day, that its Time rules cover the hours you expect.