underprice
/ˈʌndəpraɪs/Definitions
1. verb
to sell something at a lower price than is usual or necessary, often in order to get rid of a surplus or to make a profit at a different time.
“The company decided to underprice their product to get rid of the stock before the new model was released.”
2. noun
the act of selling something at a lower price than is usual or necessary.
“The underpricing of the product led to a significant loss of revenue for the company.”