base price

American  

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.

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Example Sentences

We have a base price target of $463 in three years, which implies a 10% internal rate of return.

From Barron's

The base price for Solar’s 38-megawatt generator is more than $26 million, according to analysts’ estimates, compared with about $800,000 for the 2.5-megawatt, piston-engine generators for the Joule project.

From The Wall Street Journal

The price pressure has been driven by a combination of historically high levels of incentives as well as base price reductions.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Fast food became the foil for us,” he said on a recent industry podcast, and the brand’s marketing emphasized how affordable the 3 for Me’s $10.99 base price was.

From Slate

In her city, the ticket seller didn't have to advertise the base price or mark-ups, and she found the process overwhelming.

From BBC