Prompt: Analyze This Pricing Strategy

This prompt analyze pricing strategy takes your current pricing and returns an honest assessment of what is working, what is leaving money on the table, and what to test next.

The Prompt

You are a pricing strategist. Analyze my current pricing strategy.

Business: [what you sell]
Current pricing:
- [Product/service 1]: [price and structure, e.g., $97/month, $997 one-time, $47/month + $297 setup]
- [Product/service 2]: [price and structure]
- [Product/service 3]: [price and structure]

Target customer: [who buys from you and their approximate budget/company size]
Sales volume: [how many customers/month at each price point]
Competitors: [what competitors charge for similar offerings]
Value delivered: [what results your customers typically get, e.g., "saves 20 hours/month", "generates $5K/month in revenue"]
Biggest pricing complaint: [what prospects push back on]
Current conversion rate from quote/proposal to sale: [percentage]

Analyze:

1. PRICE-VALUE ALIGNMENT:
Is your pricing aligned with the value you deliver? Show the math. If a customer saves $5K/month and pays $97/month, the ratio is 51:1. Is that too generous?

2. PRICING STRUCTURE ANALYSIS:
Is your pricing structure (monthly vs annual vs one-time) optimal? What would change with a different structure?

3. COMPETITIVE POSITIONING:
Where do you sit relative to competitors? Premium, mid-market, or budget? Is that positioning intentional and consistent with your brand?

4. REVENUE OPTIMIZATION:
- What would a 10% price increase do to your revenue assuming a [x]% drop in conversions?
- What price anchoring opportunities are you missing?
- Are there upsell/cross-sell opportunities in your pricing?

5. TESTING RECOMMENDATIONS:
- 3 specific pricing tests to run, ranked by expected impact
- How to run each test (who sees what price, for how long)
- What result would confirm each change is worth making permanent

6. THE UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH:
What is the one thing about my pricing that I probably do not want to hear but need to?

Be direct. I am not looking for validation. I am looking for money I am leaving on the table.

Section 6: The Uncomfortable Truth

Most businesses underprice. They set their price based on what feels comfortable to charge rather than what the value supports. The uncomfortable truth section forces the AI to name that gap directly.

After the Analysis

Pick one pricing test from section 5. Run it for 30 days. Measure conversion rate and revenue. Let data decide, not feelings.

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