Sentence examples for a tiered pricing model from inspiring English sources

In February, the Standard started to trial a tiered pricing model for the title with copies offered free or heavily discounted at key locations late in the evening.

The Evening Standard recently launched a tiered pricing model, which included offering the paper for 10p to late-night travellers at mainline stations.

Denver International Airport, which has offered free advertiser-supported Wi-Fi since 2007, is switching to a tiered pricing model this week.

Monetization will come via a freemium route, building a tiered pricing model on top of the basic free version.

Monetization will come via a freemium route, building a tiered pricing model on top of the basic free version.

He also clarified a comment he'd made during our last interview, when he said he was "not ruling out" a tiered pricing model in the future.

This suggests to Lawrence that regardless of where OTT providers fit on the ad-subscription fee continuum today, most of the major players are likely to arrive at some kind of tiered pricing model with at least one ad supported option to accommodate each of these different customer segments within the next 18-24 months. 18-24 months

As devices demanding Wi-Fi proliferate, airports and hotels are also turning to tiered pricing models: offering limited Internet access free and a faster premium service to customers willing to pay.

PAGE B1 FREE WI-FI, BUT SPEED COSTS Trying to both meet the customer demand for Wi-Fi and cope with the costs of expanding bandwidth, airports and hotels are adopting tiered pricing models.

We may also see more tiered pricing models, which would charge more to people who stream more, Fetto said.

Rather than ticketing the homeowner with the persnickety neighbor, water agencies would be better off adopting more sophisticated systems to track water use and tiered pricing models that levy high fees on customers who exceed reasonable water consumption.