What's your pricing strategy?
Christopher Nguyen
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Hey Makers,
I often change my products' pricing just to find their optimal prices. I wonder if anyone else does this? And do you have any tips on getting the best one the fastest way?
💡 Little insight from myself:
High-price bundles were selling better last year. And this year, after months of not good revenue, I'm experimenting with lower pricing.
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Himanshu@gigapotential
UpVPN
I have ice-cream pricing strategy. Customer purchases ice cream, brings it home, enjoys it, when out of ice-cream goes back to store and purchase more!
In my case the product is Serverless VPN - but purchase experience is similar to grocery store visit, without a recurring subscription.
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CloudFunnels AI
Make it the most affordable solution.
UX Playbook
@cyriljeet but what if it's affordable to your customers and not sustainable for you and your team?
CloudFunnels AI
@semigrownkid Of course I never price my products so low that I can't earn a profit. Profit comes first... but I need volumes where I am
Mentor.AI
Thanks for your interest in ProApp! 🚀 We believe in making quality education accessible to as many people as possible, so our pricing strategy is designed to be affordable and flexible. We offer various subscription plans that cater to different learning needs, ensuring that you get the most value out of ProApp. You can find all the details on our website. Feel free to check it out! 😉 (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)
Give free trials to all and take the feedback
Bababot
It should be free for a month to let users experience its value. Once it becomes a need for them, then we can start marketing it.
Yo! Pricing policy, huh? Finding the ideal balance between profit and client pleasure is crucial.
UX Playbook
@jeremybaker_11 any tips on finding that?
our pricing strategy involves a freemium model with value-based pricing for premium features, designed to attract a broad user base initially and gradually convert them into paying customers, based on the perceived value and usefulness of our advanced features.
UX Playbook
@matt_moore62 Yeh, that's the smart one. Give people a bit of good taste, they will come back and buy more