upcharge
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of upcharge
Example Sentences
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“Savvy moviegoers understand that the upcharge is worth the investment, particularly with films that are epic in scope and are best viewed in the grandest format on offer at their local cinema.”
From Los Angeles Times
However, ServiceNow has been able to upcharge its customers for its AI features and implemented a 30% price uplift for AI capabilities last quarter, Yoshioka pointed out.
From MarketWatch
That year, American introduced the first standard checked-bag fee, $15, along with a 50-pound upcharge threshold that remains the norm.
From Slate
There isn’t an upcharge for Imax or other premium formats, one of several benefits A-Listers enjoy.
From Los Angeles Times
Amber Meyers, one of the plaintiffs, stated she ordered the same breakfast combo for nearly a year before noticing the upcharge.
From Salon
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