'service price' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the cost of a service or product. For example, "The service price for this item is $100."
But I'm deeply conflicted about the service price.
Deliver a good product or service, price it properly and learn how to market it effectively.
The cachet, the image, the quality, the service — price is not the determining factor.
Third, the service price for this no-commitment, unlimited, portable hot spot is — are you sitting down?
"I just wish the competition would get back to the basics of service, price and fair play".
(The service price drops even more if you pay in advance, and there's currently a two-months-free promotion).
A new Seattle, Washington, company, Epods, recently launched its EpodsOne at that $200-plus-service price, or $648 with a year of access thrown in.
However, Barden said this is due to the company's shift away from various combinations of discounts pushing VoIP services to a new bundled-service price which includes VoIP.
A new Seattle company, Epods, recently launched its EpodsOne at that $200-plus-service price, or $648 with a year of access thrown in.
"Companies looking to outsource are saying, 'Give it to me for the software-as-a-service price.' It may be 50 cents per client or 5 cents per invoice, but it allows them to budget better".
For example, in a purchasing domain, we might have a purchase predicate, perhaps with supertype acquire, subtypes like purchase-in-installments, purchase-on-credit, or purchase-with-cash, and attributes with typed values such as (buyer (a person-or-group)), (seller (a person-or-group)), (item (a thing-or-service)), (price (a monetary-amount)), and perhaps time, place, and other attributes.
