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Dynamic pricing

Dynamic pricing changes prices in response to conditions such as demand, seasonality or available supply. It describes a strategy, not necessarily software: a manual adjustment can follow the same logic.[1] Repricing is the act of revising an offer and may have other reasons.

Specify relevant signals and guardrails. A demand peak may warrant a different response from surplus stock. Afterwards, assess results and customer response; a higher average price does not show whether lower sales volume cancelled out the benefit.

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  1. Pricing products and services | Business Queensland

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