base price

noun

1. a price quoted as a base without including additional charges.
2. a price used as a basis for computing freight charges at a basing point, as for steel.

Example Sentences

Depending on how much you’re paying talent, remote shooting with drop kits, your total cost could be $5,000, as a base price.

From Digiday

At the higher end of the spectrum, Tesla’s “performance” Model Y features an estimated range of 303 miles, a top speed of 155 mph, and a base price of $60,000.

From Fortune

The vehicle’s base price is $42,000, making it Tesla’s lowest-cost midsize SUV yet.

From Fortune

Right now, Mighty Buildings offers six different configurations starting with the 350-foot studio with a base price just over $100,000, going all the way up to a three-bedroom, two bath home that costs $285,000.

From Popular-Science

The base price is actually $330,000, but our test car is loaded, so it runs a bit more.

From Popular-Science

The base price for that four-door machine: $57,400, which is roughly the price of a BMW 535.

From The Daily Beast

I'll make Skinner sell you the lumber at the regular base price at the mill, plus insurance and freight to point of discharge.

From Project Gutenberg