sampledeal

noun
UK /ˈsɑːmpəl diːl/
US /ˈsæmpəl diːl/

A sample deal is a small free or cheap taste of something to help you decide if you want more.

The bakery gave us a sampledeal of fresh bread before we bought a loaf.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A special low price on a small amount of a product so people can try it.

The shop's sampledeal let customers buy three tiny soaps for one dollar.

3. An agreement to test a service for a short time before paying full price.

She signed up for a sampledeal on the streaming app for one week.

4. A small portion given to a buyer to check quality before a big purchase.

The farmer offered a sampledeal of apples to the grocery store owner.

5. A practice round or trial run of a business arrangement.

The two companies made a sampledeal to see if working together was a good idea.