Definition of price point
: the standard price set by the manufacturer for a product
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Retailers typically create their own store brands — at least in part — to hit different price points that outside brands aren’t serving.
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Another user claimed that Spotify showed them a different $14.99 price point and advertised support for Amazon’s Alexa assistant.
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Driver’s Choice Honda is still offering the sublime, 205-hp, six-speed-manual-only 2018 Civic Si in both coupe and sedan form near this price point: $209 or $229 per month with modest buy ins.
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The market is very competitive in the popular urban areas, and that will drive price point.
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The price drop is a return to MoviePass’s lowest price point.
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The service team already seems to be in sync and the price point for most items is a real bargain for the quality.
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The company also tested price points and pricing structures, and found that $25 to $35 for the Winemaker Experience and about the same for a bottle of wine a passenger custom-blended was about right for the MSC demographic.
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First Known Use of price point
1894
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Definition of price point for English Language Learners
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business : a product's regular price as set by the manufacturer
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