What is another word for upset price?
Pronunciation: [ʌpsˈɛt pɹˈa͡ɪs] (IPA) 
The term "upset price" refers to the minimum amount that an item can be sold for in an auction. This term can also be referred to as a reserve price, minimum bid, or a floor price. The upset price is important for sellers to protect themselves from taking a loss on their sale. Other related words to upset price include starting bid, opening bid, and minimum price. In some cases, auctions may also have a "hidden reserve" which does not reveal the upset price to bidders. Regardless of the term used, the concept remains the same - the minimum price that an item can be sold for in an auction.
