)尾数定价策略，也称零头定价或缺额定价，即给产品定一个零头数结尾的非整

) Mantissa pricing strategy, also known as fractional pricing or lack of rated price, is to set a non-integer price at the end of fractional number for the product. Most consumers are willing to accept the last price when buying products, especially when buying general consumer goods. Such as 0.99 yuan, 9.98 yuan, etc. Although the price is only a few cents or a few dimes away from the whole number, it feels like a low single digit, which is in line with consumers' psychological desire for cheap. <br>Pricing by stages refers to the relatively simple division of similar products into several stages, and a price for each stage is set to simplify transaction procedures and save customers time. For example, when dealing in footwear, underwear and other commodities, there is one grade from XX to XX, and one price per grade.

A mantle pricing strategy, also known as a zero-or-missing pricing, that is, a non-integer price at the end of a zero. Most consumers are willing to accept the tail price when buying products, especially consumer goods in general. Such as 0.99 yuan, 9.98 yuan, etc. Although the price is only a few cents or a few cents apart from the integer, but gives a low single-digit feeling, in line with the psychological desire of consumers for integrity.<br>Sub-pricing refers to the relatively simple division of similar goods into several grades, each set a price, in order to simplify the transaction procedures, save customer time. For example, operating shoes, socks, underwear and other commodities, is from XX to XX for a gear, a price.

）Mantissa pricing strategy, also known as odd pricing or vacancy pricing, is to give a product a non integer price at the end of the odd number. Most consumers are willing to accept the mantissa price when they buy products, especially for general consumer goods. Such as 0.99 yuan, 9.98 yuan, etc. Although the price is only a few cents or tens of cents from the integer, it gives people a feeling of a low one digit, in line with the psychological desire of consumers for honesty.<br>Pricing by grades refers to dividing similar commodities into several grades and setting a price for each grade, so as to simplify transaction procedures and save customers' time. For example, the operation of footwear, underwear and other goods, is from XX to XX for a file, a price.<br>