ultra-commercial

adjective

ul·​tra-com·​mer·​cial ˌəl-trə-kə-ˈmər-shəl 

variants or ultracommercial

: designed exclusively for quick market success as opposed to quality or artistic merit

an ultracommercial movie

… the sort of ultra-commercial, high gloss Top 40 pop that made Daphne & Celeste famous in the first place.

—Cameron Cook

… the British middle-classes … disdained the very worst of crass, mass-produced, ultra-commercial culture.

—Alex Proud

Word History

First Known Use

1889, in the meaning defined above