Sentence examples for one-time pricing from inspiring English sources

We're a bootstrapped company that's generated over $700,000 with two people in a little over two years... all on a one-time pricing model.

S&P viewed the 2017 premium increases as one-time pricing corrections and expected that 2018 increases would be much lower.

Another hint that the FitBark is reasonable is their one-time pricing model.

A modest, one-time price increase of less than 1% on their goods or services will fund the entire plan for most employers.

Today, that changes: reMail is launching an entirely new application on the App Store that should allay any privacy concerns and features a one-time price of $4.99 instead of a subscription.

Some expected a slow decrease in unemployed workers, steady long-term inflation expectations, productivity gains and "one-time price increases".

Researchers find small one-time price increases in the restaurant industry (of about 0.7percentt following a 10percentt minimum wage increase), but not in other industries.

At that time the reconfiguration of the medium was being felt through the ending of the Net Book Agreement, the one-time price cartel that shored up publishers' profits by outlawing retailer discounting.

And if you find that the online version of Office is not robust enough for your needs, Microsoft's various Office 365 subscriptions and software offer better compatibility for a monthly, annual or one-time price.

Fed experts identified several possible explanations, including one-time price declines for services such as wireless phone contracts, the rise of online shopping and the failure of traditional unemployment measures to accurately capture labor market slack.

The app is expected to cost $12.99, but it's a one-time price.