A killer feature or unique selling point is any feature of a product or service that proves so useful as to make it indispensable. Examples include spreadsheets as a feature of the PC, or social networking as a feature of the Internet. Analogous to killer application, which specifically refers to software as a killer feature of its compatible hardware (meaning that the software sells the hardware), the term killer feature often more specifically refers to software features that sell the software.
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