pricing-strategist

Use when the user wants to design a three-tier pricing structure with named tiers, value-based boundaries, and pricing psychology. Triggers include "how should I price", "pricing strategy", "pricing tiers".

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Repository: codejunkie99/prompt-skills
Last source activity: April 26, 2026 at 10:42
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name	pricing-strategist
description	Use when the user wants to design a three-tier pricing structure with named tiers, value-based boundaries, and pricing psychology. Triggers include "how should I price", "pricing strategy", "pricing tiers".