Value

Competes on price. The specification is driven by what the budget will bear rather than by what the design wants.

Also called entry-level.

Where Value sits among every term. Drag to turn; choose a dot to open it.

How it connects

Not linked to any other term yet.

Beside it in Tier: Mid-market, Premium, Luxury (tier), Economy, Midscale, Upper midscale, Upscale, Upper upscale, Luxury (tier), $, $$, $$$, $$$$ and $$$$$.

In other taxonomies

Getty AATno equivalent
Uniclassno equivalent

For developersRecord, identifiers and graph

Where it sits

One rule per term beside it, taller for each narrower term

Value

4 terms, Value to Luxury

Record

Also called: entry-level
Seen in the wild: budget
Rung: 1 / 4The bottom of market, below Mid-market. Positions on this scale mean nothing against another one.
Provenance: evidencedbrand-positioning vocabulary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05) and project budget bands in a project-materials database (src-07), read 22 Aug 2026

For machines

Permanent address

/id/tier/market/value

This termGET /v1/concepts/tier/market/value
The word, every meaningGET /v1/term/value

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Knowledge graph

Stored incoming and outgoing relations from the public V1 graph. Ancestors, descendants, and siblings are labelled as derived views rather than stored facts.

has-conceptTierincoming
has-conceptMarketincoming
belongs-to-axisTieroutgoing
belongs-to-facetMarketoutgoing

Crosswalks

External mappings and dated negative results for Value
Scheme	Identifier	Their label, or the search	How close
Getty AAT	no equivalent	searched 21 Oct 2026value market positioning via https://vocab.getty.edu:443/sparql; luc:term search, AAT preferred labels and English scope notes, LIMIT 150	none
Uniclass	no equivalent	searched 21 Oct 2026value market positioning via https://uniclass.thenbs.com/search	none