Downscale (adjective)

(of goods, services, or accommodations) intended for or appealing to people with a lower income or budget.

Origin:

Originated in the mid-20th century, from 'down' + 'scale'.

Examples:

1. The hotel offers a downscale option for budget travelers.
2. The restaurant had a downscale menu for lunchtime.
3. The store carries a range of both upscale and downscale products.
4. The downscale apartment complex was affordable but not very luxurious.
5. The downscale movie theater was still a great place to see a film.