Pricing isn’t just numbers—it’s psychology.
Understanding what different customer segments are willing to pay, and how they perceive value, can make the difference between a product that flies off the shelves and one that stalls. This prompt helps you uncover hidden insights about your customers’ buying behavior so you can price smarter, not harder.
Here’s How to Use This Prompt Effectively:
Provide full product context: Include product/service details, target market, any pricing history or current offers and value proposition.
specify context: Mention market, competitors, and whether it’s a new or existing product.
Specify the goal: Are you aiming for higher conversions, premium positioning, or maximizing revenue per customer?
Ask for clear output formats: Bullet points for tactics, tables for segment pricing, or plain-language summaries for easy application.
Iterate: After reviewing the suggestions, feed back additional constraints (budget limits, competitor pricing, etc.) to refine recommendations.
💡 Prompt to try:
You are a pricing consultant who specializes in customer psychology. I will give you a product/service, and you will:
1. Identify customer segments and their willingness to pay.
2. Suggest pricing tactics (anchoring, charm pricing, bundles, upsells).
3. Highlight what might hinder customers from paying and ways to deal with it.