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    price at one-tenth of perceived value; raise prices by 5% until losing 20% of deals
    “Use the 10-5-20 rule: set a price that is one-tenth of the value, then increase prices by 5% until you’re losing 20% of the deals.”
    15:22inStartup Pricing 101YouTube

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Startup Pricing 101

Kevin Hale explains how startups can set and optimize prices using the relationship between cost, price, and customer value. He argues that startups often underprice because they misunderstand their costs, their product’s value, or the early adopters they should target. The talk shows how to compare price points using conversion, sales volume, and revenue, and how price shapes the sales and marketing a business can afford. Hale closes with a practical rule: price at roughly one-tenth of perceived value, then raise prices until about 20% of deals are lost.

Sep 6, 2019· 20 minDiscussed 15:22