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Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i

Thought of pricing the product directly instead of striking out the higher price and show the lower price. For example, The product cost is posted as Rs.5000 ,striked it and the final price is Rs.2000. Do you think that strategy still works? I th

It looks like you want an industry map similar to the Indian Retail Banks image you provided. Could you clarify the industry or business domain you want the map for? (e.g., fintech, e-commerce, SaaS, AI startups, logistics, etc.)

How you market your SAAS or product and reached the customers ?

idea !! Logistics support to deliver product in their local zone for shop owners ? Your thoughts please

*USP (Unique Selling Proposition)* refers to the distinctive feature or benefit that sets your product or service apart from competitors. This is essentially the reason why customers should choose your product over others, highlighting its uniqueness

What do you think would be the pricing for creating a professional product image for your brand?

Pricing Dilemma: How do we strike the perfect balance where users feel they're getting value without overpaying, and founders feel fairly compensated? Your Thoughts: What pricing models have you seen that achieve this balance? Any insights or experi

here are some generations from my saas product we create customised story books for your kids. you can get one for your kid here childplaybook.com these pictures are of my sister generated by saas.

Funny how people are shitting on SaaS now that manufacturing and hardware is getting hot. SaaS is THE industry that made most billionaires in the last two decades. SaaS is not dead. It has just become much easier and accessible to build. Which is a