Benchmark your pricing against competitors and recommend tier and positioning improvements.
A real workflow from the Magister template catalog — the same steps a dedicated agent executes for your brand, shown in full before you run anything.
Read product name's current pricing from the brand's pricing page with magister-firecrawl: tiers, prices, what each includes, billing options, and any free tier or trial. If pricing is not public, say so and review the pricing model the site describes.
Read the pricing pages of the top 5–7 competitors selling to target market: price points, what each tier includes, tier names, monthly or annual options, and any discount or free tier. Note who anchors high and who leads with a free plan.
Judge whether the current pricing charges by the right unit (seats, usage, outcomes, features): does a customer pay more as they get more value? Name any mismatch between what customers value most and what they pay for.
Check the current pricing for anchoring (a high tier that makes the others look reasonable), a decoy middle tier, charm pricing, how visible the annual saving is, and whether the right features are held back to drive upgrades from target market.
Recommend: (1) 2–4 tiers with names, prices and included features, and the logic for each threshold; (2) which tier to highlight and why; (3) rewritten tier names, feature lists and button labels for the pricing page; (4) one pricing test to run first.
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