Prisvilkår

Prisvilkår refers to the price-related terms in a contract or offer for goods or services. They define how the price is set, how it may change over time, and how charges are calculated and billed. The concept covers basic price, applicable taxes, delivery or handling fees, currency and exchange considerations, and any discounts or promotions that apply to the agreement.

Common elements of prisvilkår include the base price or list price with any added costs, the period during which a quoted price is valid, and the mechanisms for price adjustments. Price adjustments may be linked to factors such as inflation, cost changes, or specific indices, and the conditions under which such changes can be made are typically described. Payment terms, invoicing details, due dates, and penalties for late payment are also part of the price terms. In many agreements, information on promotional pricing, volume discounts, and price guarantees is included. The terms may also specify how price information is communicated and where deviations from the agreed price require consent.

In consumer contracts, prisvilkår must be clear and not misleading, aligned with general consumer protection rules and contract law. This includes ensuring that total price, including taxes, delivery charges, and any recurring fees, is disclosed before a purchase. In business-to-business contexts, prijsvilkår are typically negotiated and form part of commercial terms and conditions. Clear articulation of prisvilkår helps reduce disputes and supports transparent purchasing and billing.