tiered pricing

Definitions

A pricing strategy where the cost of a product or service changes based on the quantity purchased or the level of usage.

A structure in which different price points are assigned to specific categories or levels of service features.

Examples

The software company offers tiered pricing to accommodate both small startups and large enterprises.

By implementing a tiered pricing model, the gym was able to attract members with different budget levels and usage needs.

Synonyms

graduated pricing multi-level pricing staged pricing bracketed pricing layered pricing

Antonyms

flat-rate pricing uniform pricing single-price model fixed pricing standardized pricing