Prompt Pack: Pricing Strategy — Stop Guessing, Start Modeling: A founder’s quick fix

Prompt Pack: Pricing Strategy — Stop Guessing, Start Modeling: A founder’s quick fix

When churn spikes, you need a 24-hour rescue, not a 90-day plan. Here’s the triage.

I put these together after watching the same pricing rabbit hole trip up founder after founder. Pick whichever one matches where you’re actually stuck.

[Claude]

Given my product details [describe features], target customer [describe them], and three competitor prices [$X, $Y, $Z], build a 4-tier pricing model: free, starter, pro, enterprise. For each tier, list: monthly price, annual discount, top 3 features included, and one line explaining who it’s for. Output as a markdown table.

[ChatGPT]

Analyze these 5 competitor pricing pages [paste URLs or descriptions]. For each, extract: pricing tiers, what’s gated behind paywalls, annual discount %, and any usage-based limits. Then recommend where my product should position: cheaper, same, or premium — with a one-sentence rationale per competitor. Deliver as a structured comparison table.

[Cursor]

Given a JSON object with my pricing tiers, features, and limits, generate a complete React component for a pricing page. Include: toggle for monthly/annual, feature comparison table, highlighted recommended tier, and a CTA button per tier. Output the full JSX file with placeholder Tailwind classes.

Quick caveat on the React one: it’s a scaffold, not a finished component. You’ll still want to wire it into your actual design system and check it on mobile before you ship.

Full archive at aicofounderstack.com/tag/prompt-pack.

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