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price point
noun
- the price for which something is sold on the retail market, especially in relation to a range of competitive prices:
We can't go below the $100 price point for this printer.
Example Sentences
“Amazon and Walmart have invested heavily in their apparel sections and offer that at a lower price point,” Wimer said.
But newer brands tend to have a higher price point - Tendai tells me that Ruka's most popular synthetic hair type costs around 2.5 times more than several high street brands.
Although spending $19 on a single strawberry may seem ludicrous to many, there’s reasoning behind the fruit’s high price point.
Forever 21 faces heavy competition from online-only retailers including Temu and other up-and-coming brands such as Edikted, which offer more products at a lower price point.
Breakfast and dinner were lovely, though in a city brimming with unforgettable food at every price point, I generally prefer to dine beyond my hotel walls.
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