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sticker price
This term refers to the initial, non-negotiable price displayed on a product, serving as a starting point for financial transactions. It carries a connotation of being a formal baseline rather than a final cost, especially in industries like automotive sales or real estate where haggling is common.
In a commercial context, the sticker price is often contrasted with the "out-the-door price," which includes taxes and fees, or the "transaction price," which is the actual amount paid after negotiations. Using this term implies a gap between the public advertisement and the private agreement.
Meanings
Examples
The sticker price of the new sedan is thirty thousand dollars.
Don't just pay the sticker price; try to negotiate a better deal.
I cannot believe the sticker price on this designer handbag.
The sticker price is often higher than what the buyer actually pays.
Is the sticker price inclusive of all taxes and fees?
He looked at the sticker price and decided he could not afford the guitar.
The dealer refused to budge from the sticker price.
Why is the sticker price so much higher than the online listing?