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by demand vs on demand

The phrases 'by demand' and 'on demand' have different meanings and are not directly interchangeable. 'By demand' implies something is done in response to a request or requirement, while 'on demand' means something is available or provided immediately when requested.

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 5806 views

by demand

This phrase is correct and means something is done in response to a request or requirement.

Use 'by demand' when referring to something that is done or provided as a result of a request or requirement.

Examples:

  • The company will produce more units by demand.
  • The service will be available by demand only.

Alternatives:

  • as requested
  • according to demand
  • based on demand
  • in response to demand
  • as required

on demand

This phrase is correct and means something is available or provided immediately when requested.

Use 'on demand' when referring to something that is available or provided immediately when requested, without delay.

Examples:

  • You can watch the movie on demand.
  • The software allows you to print reports on demand.

Alternatives:

  • upon request
  • immediately available
  • instantly accessible
  • whenever needed
  • at the touch of a button

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