Create good-better-best pricing packages
Turn one service or product into three clear packages that make it easy for customers to say yes, with names, inclusions and price logic.
The prompt
Act as a small business pricing strategist. Help me turn my offer into three good-better-best packages. What I sell and who buys it: [DETAILS] My current price(s) and what's included: [DETAILS] My costs and time for each part of the offer: [DETAILS] Extras customers often ask for or I could add: [LIST] What competitors roughly charge, if known: [DETAILS or "not sure"] Most common customer objection on price: [DETAILS] Give me: 1. Three packages, each with a name, who it's for, exactly what's included, price, and estimated margin based on my costs. 2. Why the middle package should be the most popular choice, and how the other two support it. 3. A short comparison table I can put on my website or proposal. 4. How to present the packages in a sales conversation, including what to say when someone asks for the cheapest option with extras. 5. Two things to test after launch to see if the prices are right. Use only my cost numbers for margins. Mark anything you had to estimate as [ESTIMATE].
Replace every [BRACKETED] part with your own details before sending.
How to use it
Make sure even the basic package is profitable on its own. Try the packages on your next five quotes before changing your website, and note which one people pick.
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