all-in

adjective [before noun] COMMERCE

Definition

› including the costs for all parts of a service: an all-in package/price The all-in price includes a pre-theater cocktail and the best available seats at your chosen show.

all-in adverb › At $350 each, all-in, the cost of the trip was extremely reasonable.

(Definition of all-in adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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