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Pricing Calculator

Stop pricing from cost. Start pricing from value. Enter what you deliver to customers — the tool finds the price that captures a fair share of that value.

Customer Pain Quantifiers

Don't think about what it costs you to build. Think about what it's worth to your customer.

hrs

= $750/mo value

$/mo
$/mo

Total Economic Value to Customer

$3,250/mo

$/mo
$/mo

Pricing Mindset

Standard value capture — strong position without premium friction.

Cost Floor

$800/mo

Your Price

$801/mo

Value Ceiling

$3,250/mo

Survival zone
Sweet spot (14%25% of value)

Suggested Price Point

$801

/month

Capture Rate

25%

% of delivered value

Customer ROI

4.1×

return on investment

vs Competitors

+709%

above market avg

⚠ ROI below 5×. Consider reducing your price or re-examining the value inputs. A customer ROI below 5× may create friction — the 10× target makes the decision easy.

Customer ROI Preview — Monthly View

Price paidValue received

Monthly customer ROI

4.1×

The 10× rule: At $801/mo, your customer gets $3,250/mo in value — a 4.1× return. The target is ≥10×. This makes your price feel like an investment, not a cost.

Why value-based pricing works

Cost-plus pricing anchors you to your internal inefficiencies and race-to-the-bottom competition. Value-based pricing anchors you to the customer's reality — what the outcome is worth to them. By capturing a small fraction of delivered value, you build the margin to reinvest in product, reduce churn through better customer fit, and raise prices as your value grows — not just your costs.