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Pricing and packaging

What to charge, what to charge for, how to package it, and how to change it later without losing people.

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I have no idea what to charge. How do I pick a first price? Find the right order of magnitude first and stop arguing about the exact number. Are you a ten dollar product, a hundred dollar product, a thousand... Breaking into GTM 3 resources → What is a value metric and why does everyone say it matters more than the number? A value metric is the thing you charge for: a seat, a thousand API calls, a gigabyte, a transaction, a resolved ticket. Patrick Campbell's line is ... Breaking into GTM 3 resources → How do I find out what customers will actually pay without just asking them? Asking "what would you pay" gets you a polite fiction, so use structured methods instead. Van Westendorp gives you a sensible range, Gabor-Granger ... Doing the work 3 resources → Buyers always ask for a discount. How much do I give, and how do I stop it eating my ARR? Assume discounting will happen and price for it rather than trying to hold an imaginary line. Jason Lemkin's practical version: mark list up so a s... Leading a GTM team 4 resources → How do the best companies raise prices without losing customers? They change price alongside a visible change in value, they tell people early, and they stage it. Grandfather existing customers for a defined peri... How the best do it 4 resources → AI is breaking per-seat pricing. What are the best companies charging for now? The direction of travel is away from seats and towards usage and outcomes, because when software does the work, charging per human is charging for ... How the best do it 4 resources →
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