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:
- Three tiers (entry, core, premium) with names that reflect value, not size
- What is included in each tier and WHY each boundary exists
- The psychology behind each price point
- Which tier most customers should land on and how to guide them there
- One-time vs. recurring analysis — which model fits better and why
Show the pricing in a formatted comparison table.