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The Pricing Puzzle: Solving the Cost vs. Value Dilemma

What's this blog post about?

Cost-based pricing involves setting prices based on the costs associated with producing or providing a product or service, while value-based pricing considers the perceived worth of a product to the customer. Both methods have their merits and challenges in the pricing strategy landscape. Value-based pricing can be more complex but often leads to higher returns by tapping into what customers truly value. SaaS companies, in particular, stand to benefit from value-based pricing as it allows them to charge more accurately for the perceived value of their services. Over time, businesses may need to evolve from cost-based to value-based pricing to capture the full profit potential of their products or services. Togai Insights can help navigate this shift with cutting-edge solutions.

Company
Togai

Date published
April 6, 2023

Author(s)
Kavyapriya Sethu

Word count
1667

Hacker News points
None found.

Language
English


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