August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
425 pages
11h 12m
English
Additional charge for extras

In the Add-On business model, while the core offering is priced competitively, numerous extras drive up the final price. In the end, customers pay more than originally anticipated, but benefit from selecting options that meet their specific needs. Airline tickets are a well-known example: customers pay a low price for a basic ticket, but the overall cost is increased by ‘add-on’ extras such as credit card fees, food and baggage charges.

The Add-On pattern generally requires a very ...
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