pre-release offer

noun phrase
UK /ˌpriː.rɪˈliːs ˈɒf.ər/
US /ˌpriː.rɪˈliːs ˈɔː.fɚ/

A special deal you can get before something is sold to everyone.

The game company sent a pre-release offer to fans who signed up early.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A price discount given before a product officially goes on sale.

The pre-release offer knocked twenty percent off the new phone.

3. A chance to buy or try something before the public can.

Members got a pre-release offer to stream the movie a week early.

4. A marketing message sent out ahead of a product's release date.

She opened the pre-release offer email and clicked the link.