Lõpphinna

Lõpphinna is an Estonian noun meaning “final price” or “end price.” It refers to the price that remains to be paid for a product or service after any adjustments associated with a transaction, such as discounts, contractual conditions, or added charges. The term is used in business, legal, and consumer contexts to denote the amount that is ultimately charged or agreed for purchase, as opposed to the listed or base price.

In procurement, auctions, and tendering, lõpphind denotes the price finally accepted for a contract after evaluation of bids or negotiations. In everyday sales, it can refer to the price presented at checkout that the customer ultimately pays, including applicable taxes and fees as defined by local practice. The exact components included in the lõpphind can vary by jurisdiction and contract.

Morphology and etymology: The base form is lõpphind (nominative). The genitive singular is lõpphinna, used in phrases such as lõpphinna kujunemine (formation of the final price) or lõpphinna muutus (change of the final price). The word is composed of lõpp- (end, final) and hind (price).