English Language & Usage Asked by Jess Stone on April 27, 2021
In business English, what is the correct way to say:
Price per 100 pieces?
the context is a table listing unit price when the overall quantity is of 100 pieces.
In short: if you buy 100 pieces, the price for every single piece is: [price here]
Let us say one piece costs $10. So 10 pieces would cost $100. Say, if someone buys 100 or more pieces, you provide a 10% discount. In this case, 100 pieces would cost $900, 110 pieces would cost $990, and so the unit price would be $9.
Now, let's summarize the usage:
If you want to refer to the total cost for all 100 pieces sold as a single unit, use:
Price per 100 pieces
If you want to refer to the price of each piece, use:
Price per piece (or unit price)
If it is price of each piece when someone buys at least 100 pieces, use:
Unit price for a minimum purchase of 100 pieces
I think it is the last one you are looking for.
Hope this helps.
Answered by user82373 on April 27, 2021
We call that "quantity pricing". So the price if you buy 100 is the Quantity 100 Price.
Answered by Oldcat on April 27, 2021
What do you think of this one?
It's quite short and clear, without having to use a word/phrase to explain it.
This website is using that pricing system, and I think it's understandable enough. (:
Maybe just to make it even clearer, change the title of the second column to "Price/Item" or "Price per Item".
Answered by Neeku on April 27, 2021
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