Pricing Decision
Choose your price, your packages, and your next price change, with the reasoning written down.
Not tax, legal, or investment advice. Price claims such as 'was' prices and 'sale' prices must be real; check the rules where you sell.
A pricing memo: your recommended price or three packages, what each includes, how the price compares with the alternatives, and a plan for rolling it out.
Price is a message about who you serve and what you are worth to them. Most small businesses set it by copying a competitor or by fear.
This skill walks you through your costs, your buyer's alternatives, and what the result is worth to them, then recommends a price or a set of packages and tells you how to introduce it.
It also covers raising an existing price, so you can do it without surprising the people already paying you.
- What you sell and how it is delivered
- Your cost to deliver one unit or one customer
- What buyers use instead today, and what that costs them
- Your current price and sales if you have them
- Cost floor
- Alternatives map
- Value range
- Price or three-package recommendation
- Rollout plan
- Pricing page notes
- Review checklist
Use now
Create a free account to see the prompt. Every account gets one skill free: the one for the desk you are stuck on.
Install for reuse
Check it works
- Paste the prompt into any AI chat.
- Answer: "I run a bookkeeping service for freelance designers. It costs me about 3 hours a month per client. I charge $80 and feel underpaid."
- Check the cost floor shows the math with the assumed hourly value marked.
- Check the alternatives map includes doing nothing.
- Pass if the rollout covers existing clients and the notes warn against fake 'was' prices.
- First version, written for the MentorMe Store.