How to Say ‘At no cost’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin costo
seen KOS-toh
[seen KOS-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sin costo] is a common business phrase for [free of charge]. In everyday speech you might also hear [gratis] or [sin cargo].
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
Used to show absence of something; here it introduces that there is no charge.
La reservación es Sin para indicar que es gratis.
The reservation is without to indicate that it is free.
costo
[KOS-toh]
cost; charge
In restaurant policies, costo refers to the amount of money charged.
La cancelación tiene costo solo si no avisas antes.
The cancellation has a charge only if you do not notify in advance.
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