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Seasonal discount from clothing brands, eg: Zara, H&M, etc

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When buying electric cars, goverment subsidy funds can allow customers to buy them at a lower price

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foods close to the best-used date usually sold at lower prices

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Students discount
Clearance discount

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Some items in supermarkets also have periodic discounts, such as Coca-Cola on sale one week, Pepsi on sale the next, Coca-Cola on sale the next, and so on and so forth

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membership
Members can buy things at a lower price, or have specific promotions

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Discounts on tickets for the elderly, military, children

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Membership prices are usually lower when customers choose to have longer contract.

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Buy 2 get 3 or coupon

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Purchases over £ 50 plus £ 1 can be exchanged for specific items

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Apple IPHONE, not the best phone on the market, yet they price accordingly...

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According to different consumer groups, put products, or adjust the selling price appropriately

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Buy one get one free

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Airlines tickets and hotel prices change during the peak season

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Using slightly less than $100 or $1,000 to falsify the illusion of a lower price. For example, when the price of a commodity is $98 and $998

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Oil is mainly priced by Russia and Saudi Arabia

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International pricing is a factor that is influenced by exchange rates and can also change depending on local social and economic conditions, for example McDonald's prices in China are lower than those in the UK, even though the food served is similar.

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With the exception of the high and low seasons, airfare tends to get more expensive the closer you are to departure.

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Real estate, for example, is more expensive the more economically developed the place.
And then there are the places where spending power is higher and the prices of goods sold can be higher than those with lower spending power.