As explained in this article, "
the minimum rate is the lowest price a user sets for their listing" -- and as the name suggests, would be the 'minimum' or the least possible recommended rate from PriceLabs for the listing, no matter what customizations are applied.
However, in this article, you'll learn that there are a some customizations that are considered exceptions to this. This simply means that the effect of the minimum price is cancelled or overridden.
Date-Specific Overrides
With PriceLabs, you can create
Date-Specific Overrides for certain dates (or a range of dates); but only a
Fixed DSO can go outside the lowest (or highest) price boundary since you're entering your own price - these pricing adjustments will no longer apply to a date with a fixed price override in place
.
When setting a fixed price override, you will see the following warning/message - just click on "Yes, Confirm" to proceed:
So for the example above, even with a minimum rate of 100, the fixed rate (80) still overrides it:

Custom Seasonal Profiles
This
customization which is used to set seasonal minimum, base and maximum prices throughout the year will override your listing's standard minimum rates (as well as base and maximum) depending on when these Custom Seasonal profiles take place and its duration.
For example, if you set the following Custom Seasonal profile with a minimum price of 80 (June 1 - July 31), then that minimum price will be in effect for that whole duration of that 'season':
Note: If you leave the base and maximum prices blank, the listing's standard rates will be used.
Fixed Last Minute Prices
Only a Fixed
Last Minute discount will go below the minimum rate, which means that it can override the effect of the Minimum threshold set for any listing (the % Flat & % Gradual Last Minute respects the minimum rate).
For instance, in the below example, setting a Fixed Last Minute rate of 80 will go below the Minimum rate of 100: