counterbrand
/kaʊntərbænd/Definitions
1. noun
A brand or product that is positioned as an alternative to a popular or well-known brand, often with a similar design or functionality but at a lower price point or with different features.
“The company’s new smartphone was marketed as a counterbrand to the popular iPhone model.”
2. verb
To create or position a brand or product as an alternative to a popular or well-known brand.
“The company decided to counterbrand their new product to appeal to a wider range of customers.”