Prisläggs

Prisläggs is the act of assigning a price to a product or service and making that price visible to customers. In Swedish business language, the term is used to describe the process of determining and communicating the selling price—whether on a store shelf tag, an online listing, or an invoice. It is used across retail, wholesale, services, and e-commerce, and can refer to the price set for a particular item or category.

The process is typically carried out by pricing teams or individuals who analyze costs, margins, competition, demand, and internal pricing policies. The stated price often includes base price, value-added tax (VAT) or sales tax, and any applicable fees or discounts. Pricing strategies may include cost-plus, competition-based, or value-based approaches, and prices can be fixed or adjusted dynamically in response to market conditions.

Regulatory and consumer-protection considerations apply to prisläggs. In many jurisdictions, prices must be clearly disclosed and not misleading. Promotions, price changes, and labeling are often subject to rules to ensure transparency, with differences across countries regarding whether taxes and fees must be shown in the advertised price and on receipts.

Relation and terminology: Prisläggs is part of broader pricing practice and is related to terms such as prissättning (pricing), prislista (price list), and prisetikett (price tag). Example: The product is prisläggs at 199 SEK.