1. the act or process of setting a price for something before it is officially released or sold
Usage: commonly used in finance, real estate, and retail contexts

1. to set or determine a price for something in advance of its official sale or release
Usage: third-person singular present: preprices; past tense: prepriced; present participle: prepricing

Examples

• The company is prepricing the new product line before the official launch next month.
• Prepricing helps retailers estimate demand and adjust inventory accordingly.
• The real estate agent recommended prepricing the house to attract serious buyers.
• They are prepricing the IPO shares based on market conditions and investor interest.
• Prepricing strategies can influence consumer perception and initial sales volume.
• The software allows merchants to preprice items across multiple locations simultaneously.