tiered pricing
Levels of cost
Tiered pricing is a pricing structure where rates change based on quantity or level of service.
The more you buy or use, the different the rate—sometimes cheaper per unit at higher volumes, sometimes more expensive as usage increases.
Utilities often use tiered pricing: The first 500 kilowatt-hours cost less than the next 500.
Software companies offer tiered pricing with basic, professional, and enterprise levels.
- sliding scalePricing adjusted by ability
- price pointSet retail cost level
- price discriminationCharging varied amounts per buyer
- loyalty programsSchemes incentivizing repeat patronage
- bundlingGrouping items as one
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- pricingdiscount price, overpricing, discounts, overcharge, markdowns
- fundingfunding, grant, loan, grants, venture capital
- hierarchiestiers, level, levels, rank, ranks
- mobile servicesdata plan, mobile plan, unlimited plan, prepaid plan, text messaging
- subscriptionssubscriber, renewal date, monthly fee, annual plan, monthly plan
- ticket pricesticket, admission, admission fee, entry fee, entrance fee