How do bin store prices work?

Bin store prices usually follow a flat daily markdown cycle instead of individual item pricing. Most stores restock on one set day, price nearly everything at the highest flat rate that day, and then reduce the price each following day until the next restock. A common pattern is something like $10 or $12 on restock day, then $8, $6, $4, $2, and finally $1 or less before the bins reset. Some stores also run bag days or special piece pricing for large items. The model is simple on purpose. It speeds up checkout, clears inventory fast, and encourages repeat visits because shoppers chase either first access or the lowest possible price. Exact pricing varies by store and market.