MVP Premise Equipment Pricing for 1998 and 1999 Sample Clauses

MVP Premise Equipment Pricing for 1998 and 1999. A. The first [***] MVP Endpoints purchased by AGCS from Paradyne will be priced at the [***] unit discount level. AGCS will then market the Derived Telephony Product to prospective customers. Should AGCS sell the Derived Telephony Product for more than the combined [***] unit discounted price (AGCS' port price plus Paradyne's endpoint price), then AGCS shall pay to Paradyne [***] percent [***] of the incremental revenue. If additional units are required in 1998, both paries will mutually agree on the discount level.
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