1. charging too little money for goods or services
Usage: present participle of undercharge

1. the act of charging too little money for goods or services
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The restaurant was undercharging for their premium steaks.
• She realized she had been undercharging clients for her consulting services.
• The mechanic’s undercharging led to financial difficulties for his shop.
• By undercharging for repairs, he attracted many customers but made little profit.
• The company’s policy of undercharging helped them gain market share quickly.
• His undercharging of legal fees made his services accessible to low-income families.