Yksittäistuotteina

Yksittäistuotteina refers to items sold individually rather than as part of a larger set or bundle. This pricing and sales strategy is common across many retail sectors, from groceries to electronics. When a product is offered yksittäistuotteina, consumers can purchase only the specific item they need, offering flexibility and often a lower entry price compared to buying a multi-pack or a complete system.

This approach benefits consumers who may only require a single unit of a particular item, preventing them from overspending on items they do not need. For example, a customer might only need one specific spice for a recipe, or a replacement part for a device, rather than a whole kit. It also allows businesses to cater to a wider range of customer needs and budgets.

However, buying items yksittäistuotteina can sometimes be more expensive per unit than purchasing them in bulk or as part of a package deal. This is often due to economies of scale in manufacturing, packaging, and distribution that are more favorable for larger quantities. Retailers may use the yksittäistuotteina model to attract customers with a low initial price, hoping to upsell them to larger quantities or complementary products. The term emphasizes the discrete nature of the sale.