bottomprice
nounUK /ˈbɒtəm praɪs/
US /ˈbɑːtəm praɪs/
The lowest price that something can be sold for.
The shop sold the bike at its bottomprice because it was the last one.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The cheapest possible cost of a product after all reductions.
After the sale, the bottomprice of the jacket was ten dollars.
3. A price that cannot go any lower.
The seller said this is the bottomprice, so don't ask for less.
4. The final, lowest amount paid in a negotiation.
They agreed on a bottomprice for the old car.