price point

noun

1. 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

Ember has yet to release any actual numbers, and Rowan, whose experience at Dyson has more than familiarized him with selling premium products at a premium price point, isn’t ready to commit to a lower price point or less premium take on the space.

From TechCrunch

They’re perfect for use either as a primary or extra pair of headphones thanks to their small profile and affordable price point.

From Popular-Science

Some models simply toast or reheat food at a cost-effective price point, while others sometimes eliminate the need for larger kitchen appliances.

From Popular-Science

However, most video monitors with higher ratings are over this price point.

From Popular-Science

Still pricing it out, so I’m not sure exactly the price points, but it will be available for pickup on the 13th and 14th.

From Eater

But its price point of $499 ($629 with cellular support) is still pretty steep.

From The Daily Beast

LinkedIn will serve as a key price point if and when Twitter, Zynga, Facebook, and GroupOn decide to file.

From The Daily Beast

Quality and craftsmanship were removed from the equation—it was all about a price point and a label.

From The Daily Beast

For Apple, Gartenberg said, that means the company has to do it at a reasonable price point.

From The Daily Beast

For me, I think the price point exceeds both what my wallet and, more importantly, my soul could give.

From The Daily Beast