Examples of Introductory Offers


Examples of Introductory Offers out in the market.
There are two types of introductory offer that can be used: a discounted price for a period of time or a free trial; after which the customer will be billed at the regular price at a monthly or yearly rate.
Discounted price for a period of time

NYTimes offers you an introductory offer of $5/month or $50/year for the first year and then $25/month and $325/year after that.
Verizon offers customers a 3 year guarantee of $25/line for four lines when they switch from another provider. After those 3 years, the price resets to the standard rate.
Free Trial

Streaming platforms like the NBA League Pass, FuboTV or Netflix offers you a free trial that lasts a week to a month and then charges you the standard price on a monthly basis.