Consumer Terms · glossary
Every sum the customer must pay, such as a booking fee or a service fee. Since April 2025 a business that invites customers to buy must give it from the start. Seedlark’s is £6 a month, including VAT, and nothing else. Terms, clause 3.1 · Chapter 2 · see Drip pricing
Explained in Chapter 2, Total Price, Drip Pricing and the Pay Button, of Consumer Terms.
The rule comes from the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (the DMCC Act). Since April 2025, a business that invites a customer to buy must give the total price. That is every sum the customer must pay, such as a booking fee or a service fee. The rule is in section 230 of the Act.Read Chapter 2, Total Price, Drip Pricing and the Pay Button →
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