chargetags

noun
UK /ˈtʃɑːdʒ tæɡz/
US /ˈtʃɑːrdʒ tæɡz/

Small labels that show how much something costs.

The shop worker put chargetags on all the new toys.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Tags attached to items to record a fee or charge for a service.

The hotel uses chargetags to track extra fees for room service.

3. Electronic markers that show a battery needs to be charged.

The chargetags on the devices turned red when the power ran low.

4. Labels on luggage or parcels that show a delivery charge has been paid.

Each parcel had chargetags showing the postage was covered.