What is a sale price?

Answer 1

There are two interpretations, depending upon context:

• The sale price is normal price for which a sale of the good is made (as opposed to the cost price which is the price the retailer paid for the good); it is the amount of money for which the seller is willing to exchange the good; this is the normal selling price of the good;
• The sale price is the price that is charged during a "sale"; this may be lower than the normal selling price of the good and after the sale, the price may revert back to the normal selling price (or some other selling price).

Answer 2

A sale price is the price of an object discounted during a sale. Outside of the sale, the price usually reverts back to the price it was before the sale began.

Answer 3

It is the amount of money (or other goods) at which the seller is prepared to exchange goods or services with a buyer.