Pricing Psychology: How Anchoring and Tiers Shape What Customers Choose
Price is never judged in isolation. A look at anchoring, the decoy effect, and framing, and how to use them honestly in pricing design.
Price is never judged in isolation. A look at anchoring, the decoy effect, and framing, and how to use them honestly in pricing design.
Losing customers quietly costs more than most founders realize. A practical look at why customers leave and what actually brings churn down.
Most first-time founders underprice. How to pick a value metric, design three tiers that sell the middle one, and test price increases without losing customers.
Before you spend on growth, know what a customer costs and what one is worth. Five numbers, worked examples in dollars and rupees, and the traps to avoid.