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Pricing Strategy Prompt

Prompt

IDEAL FOR

Founders looking to develop a strong, revenue-driven pricing model that aligns with customer value, market demand, and competitive positioning.

Early Traction Stage

Revenue Strategy

Best For
PROMPT

"I’m building [describe your product in one sentence] for [target audience] in [industry].

I need a pricing strategy that considers both value-based and competitive pricing to maximize revenue while staying attractive to customers.

Please provide a structured breakdown covering:

  1. Recommended Pricing Models: Different options I could use (subscription, tiered pricing, usage-based, one-time, freemium, etc.).

  2. Value-Based Pricing Strategy: How to set pricing based on the problem my product solves and the ROI it delivers to customers.

  3. Competitive Pricing Benchmark: How similar companies price their products and how I should position against them.

  4. Psychological Pricing Tactics: Strategies like anchoring, decoy pricing, or perceived value that can make my pricing more effective.

  5. Price Testing & Validation: How to test different pricing structures before committing, including A/B testing, pilot programs, and early customer feedback.

  6. Potential Risks & Adjustments: Where my pricing strategy could go wrong, and how to course-correct.

Before providing recommendations, please clarify:

  • Cost Structure: What are my baseline costs, and what margins do I need to hit?

  • Target Customer Behavior: Are my customers price-sensitive, value-driven, or enterprise buyers?

  • Scalability: Should my pricing be optimized for rapid user acquisition, high customer lifetime value, or both?

Make the response clear, structured, and immediately actionable for setting up a high-converting pricing strategy."

"I’m building [describe your product in one sentence] for [target audience] in [industry].

I need a pricing strategy that considers both value-based and competitive pricing to maximize revenue while staying attractive to customers.

Please provide a structured breakdown covering:

  1. Recommended Pricing Models: Different options I could use (subscription, tiered pricing, usage-based, one-time, freemium, etc.).

  2. Value-Based Pricing Strategy: How to set pricing based on the problem my product solves and the ROI it delivers to customers.

  3. Competitive Pricing Benchmark: How similar companies price their products and how I should position against them.

  4. Psychological Pricing Tactics: Strategies like anchoring, decoy pricing, or perceived value that can make my pricing more effective.

  5. Price Testing & Validation: How to test different pricing structures before committing, including A/B testing, pilot programs, and early customer feedback.

  6. Potential Risks & Adjustments: Where my pricing strategy could go wrong, and how to course-correct.

Before providing recommendations, please clarify:

  • Cost Structure: What are my baseline costs, and what margins do I need to hit?

  • Target Customer Behavior: Are my customers price-sensitive, value-driven, or enterprise buyers?

  • Scalability: Should my pricing be optimized for rapid user acquisition, high customer lifetime value, or both?

Make the response clear, structured, and immediately actionable for setting up a high-converting pricing strategy."

BEST USED FOR

Product launch pricing, pricing adjustments, SaaS pricing strategy, B2B/B2C revenue models, investor discussions on pricing scalability.

USE CASE

Most founders guess their pricing—and it either leaves money on the table or pushes customers away.

Your pricing should be rooted in value, competitive insights, and customer psychology.

This prompt ensures you get clear, strategic pricing models that maximize revenue and growth.

REALITY CHECK

If your price doesn’t make people flinch a little, you’re charging too little. Price is a signal of value. Charge based on the pain you solve, not just the features you offer. Test fast, optimize later—your pricing will never be perfect on day one.