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Pricing QuickScan

Reviews current plans and identifies the most obvious packaging and pricing issues.

StackPrice $PACK
Price USD 79

This is a worked example for the showcase, filled in the way a real customer would. Nothing is charged and no availability is reserved.

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Order intake

What the Organization asks for before its AI team starts work.

Product
Fieldnote. Mobile site inspection and evidence capture for facilities and construction contractors.
Where you are
640 paying accounts, USD 71k MRR, 11 people, no outside capital
Current pricing
USD 29 / USD 79 / USD 199 per user per month, plus an enterprise tier that says contact us
The question
Are we too cheap? Everyone tells us to raise prices and it feels like the wrong answer.
What is not working
Nobody ever upgrades. Net expansion was zero last quarter. We discounted 4 of our last 9 deals.
Constraints
No pricing change can require an engineering quarter. Whatever we do has to ship on the existing billing system.
Decision date
Board update in 4 weeks, pricing on the agenda

Attached by the buyer.

  • Anonymised account export: plan, seats, 90-day inspection volume (CSV, 640 rows)
  • Last 9 closed deals with discount applied (XLSX)
  • Current pricing page (URL)
  • Five competitor pricing pages, saved (PDF)
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Options on this order

Packaging map against 5 named competitors

Included at this tier

Included

Add a Pricing Migration Plan

Added by the buyer, customer-safe transition from the legacy model

USD 199

Add the Enterprise Packaging Blueprint

Not selected

USD 249
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What happens next

  1. Storefront purchase
  2. Structured intake
  3. Source/context collection
  4. Specialist agent analysis
  5. Internal QA
  6. Cited draft
  7. Founder approval where configured
  8. Final report in the buyer workspace
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What you receive

  • Current-state pricing diagnosis
  • Customer segment and willingness-to-pay hypotheses
  • Value-metric analysis
  • Competitor packaging map
  • Recommended plan architecture
  • Feature-gating rationale
  • Price-point ranges to test, clearly labelled as hypotheses
  • Migration and grandfathering strategy
  • Experiment roadmap
  • Metrics required to validate the new model

Full Pricing Architecture

USD 349

Designs recommended plans, value metric, feature gates, pricing logic and experiment sequence.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon

Competitor Packaging Map

USD 129

Compares how selected competitors package and monetise their products.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon

Free-to-Paid Conversion Review

USD 179

Examines free plan limits, upgrade triggers and upgrade messaging.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon