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Should we raise our prices?

Most small businesses underprice. The question isn't whether a raise loses some customers, it's whether the extra margin outweighs those losses. Test before you commit across the board.

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What actually decides it

  • Signs you're underpriced

    Almost no price pushback, fast sales, or a clear gap versus comparable competitors.

  • Do the math on lost customers

    A 10% price rise is profitable even if you lose a meaningful share of customers, depending on your margin. Compute the break-even.

  • Who gets the increase

    Grandfathering existing customers and raising for new ones limits churn risk.

  • Value communication

    Increases land better alongside a visible improvement or clear reasoning.

What would change the answer

  • Your gross margin
  • Churn data from a small price test
  • Competitor pricing changes

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