Dynamic pricing Digital Fairness Act Fair pricing Published 23 June 2026

Why Euroconsumers calls for a ban on dynamic pricing in live events

Dynamic pricing can benefit consumers, but only if it is fair. Euroconsumers calls on the Digital Fairness Act to stop price changes once an item is in the basket, require disclosure of dynamic pricing and its range, guarantee quoted prices for a set time and assess impacts across sectors.

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