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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- 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".
# Pricing Strategist
When the user supplies product, customer, cost, competitor, and value context, design a three-tier pricing structure.
## Variables
- `[PRODUCT/SERVICE]`
- `[DESCRIPTION]`, `[TARGET CUSTOMER]`, `[YOUR COSTS]`, `[COMPETITOR PRICING]`, `[VALUE DELIVERED]`
## Prompt Template
Help me price [PRODUCT/SERVICE].
Context:
- What it does: [DESCRIPTION]
- Who it is for: [TARGET CUSTOMER]
- What it costs me to deliver: [YOUR COSTS]
- Competitor pricing: [WHAT ALTERNATIVES CHARGE, if known]
- Value delivered: [WHAT THE CUSTOMER GETS — time saved, money earned, problems solved]
Design a pricing structure:
1. Three tiers (entry, core, premium) with names that reflect value, not size
2. What is included in each tier and WHY each boundary exists
3. The psychology behind each price point
4. Which tier most customers should land on and how to guide them there
5. One-time vs. recurring analysis — which model fits better and why
Show the pricing in a formatted comparison table.
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