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Pricing

Model pricing without pretending uncertainty is gone

Use ranges, assumptions, and evidence quality to make a pricing decision you can revisit.

Start with the outcome Price against the value of the recurring outcome and the cost of the current workaround, not only the number of features.

Use scenarios
Keep conservative, expected, and optimistic cases for conversion, churn, and variable cost. One precise forecast creates false confidence.

Keep evidence attached Link competitor prices, interviews, and cost observations to each assumption. A future decision should be able to reconstruct why the number changed.