{"id":"cda71456-2c8b-4e78-8eec-d15e79df3dad","shortId":"VmBWcS","kind":"skill","title":"finance-based-pricing-advisor","tagline":"Evaluate pricing changes using ARPU, conversion, churn risk, NRR, and payback. Use when deciding whether a pricing move should ship.","description":"## THE 1-MAN ARMY GLOBAL PROTOCOLS (MANDATORY)\n\n### 1. Operational Modes & Traceability\nNo cognitive labor occurs outside of a defined mode. You must operate within the bounds of a project-scoped issue via the **IssueTracker Interface** (Default: Linear).\n- **BUILD Mode (Default)**: Heavy ceremony. Requires PRD, Architecture Blueprint, and full TDD gating.\n- **INCIDENT Mode**: Bypass planning for hotfixes. Requires post-mortem ticket and patch release note.\n- **EXPERIMENT Mode**: Timeboxed, throwaway code for validation. No tests required, but code must be quarantined.\n\n### 2. 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Use this to make data-driven go/no-go decisions on proposed pricing changes with supporting math and risk assessment.\n\n**What this is:** Financial impact evaluation for pricing decisions you're already considering.\n\n**What this is NOT:** Comprehensive pricing strategy design, value-based pricing frameworks, willingness-to-pay research, competitive positioning, psychological pricing, packaging architecture, or monetization model selection. For those topics, see the future `pricing-strategy-suite` skills.\n\nThis skill assumes you have a specific pricing change in mind and need to evaluate its financial viability.\n\n## Key Concepts\n\n### The Pricing Impact Framework\n\nA systematic approach to evaluate pricing changes financially:\n\n1. **Revenue Impact**  How does this change ARPU/ARPA?\n   - Direct revenue lift from price increase\n   - Revenue loss from reduced conversion or increased churn\n   - Net revenue impact\n\n2. **Conversion Impact**  How does this affect trial-to-paid or sales conversion?\n   - Higher prices may reduce conversion rate\n   - Better packaging may improve conversion\n   - Test assumptions\n\n3. **Churn Risk**  Will existing customers leave due to price change?\n   - Grandfathering strategy (protect existing customers)\n   - Churn risk by segment (SMB vs. enterprise)\n   - Churn elasticity (how sensitive are customers to price?)\n\n4. **Expansion Impact**  Does this create or block expansion opportunities?\n   - New premium tier = upsell path\n   - Usage-based pricing = expansion as customers grow\n   - Add-ons = cross-sell opportunities\n\n5. **CAC Payback Impact**  Does pricing change affect unit economics?\n   - Higher ARPU = faster payback\n   - Lower conversion = higher effective CAC\n   - Net effect on LTV:CAC ratio\n\n### Pricing Change Types\n\n**Direct monetization changes:**\n- Price increase (raise prices for all customers or new customers only)\n- New premium tier (create upsell path)\n- Paid add-on (monetize previously free feature)\n- Usage-based pricing (charge for consumption)\n\n**Discount strategies:**\n- Annual prepay discount (improve cash flow)\n- Volume discounts (larger deals)\n- Promotional pricing (temporary price reduction)\n\n**Packaging changes:**\n- Feature bundling (combine features into tiers)\n- Unbundling (separate features into add-ons)\n- Pricing metric change (seats  usage, or vice versa)\n\n### Anti-Patterns (What This Is NOT)\n\n- **Not value-based pricing:** This evaluates a proposed change, not \"what should we charge?\"\n- **Not WTP research:** This analyzes impact, not \"what will customers pay?\"\n- **Not competitive positioning:** This is financial analysis, not market positioning\n- **Not packaging architecture:** This evaluates one change, not redesigning all tiers\n\n### When to Use This Framework\n\n**Use this when:**\n- You have a specific pricing change to evaluate (e.g., \"Should we raise prices 20%?\")\n- You need to quantify revenue, churn, and conversion trade-offs\n- You're deciding between pricing change options (test A vs. B)\n- You need to present pricing change impact to leadership or board\n\n**Don't use this when:**\n- You're designing pricing strategy from scratch (use value-based pricing frameworks)\n- You haven't validated willingness-to-pay (do customer research first)\n- You don't have baseline metrics (ARPU, churn, conversion rates)\n- Change is too small to matter (<5% price change, <10% of customers affected)\n\n---\n\n### Facilitation Source of Truth\n\nUse [`workshop-facilitation`](../workshop-facilitation/SKILL.md) as the default interaction protocol for this skill.\n\nIt defines:\n- session heads-up + entry mode (Guided, Context dump, Best guess)\n- one-question turns with plain-language prompts\n- progress labels (for example, Context Qx/8 and Scoring Qx/5)\n- interruption handling and pause/resume behavior\n- numbered recommendations at decision points\n- quick-select numbered response options for regular questions (include `Other (specify)` when useful)\n\nThis file defines the domain-specific assessment content. If there is a conflict, follow this file's domain logic.\n\n## Application\n\nThis interactive skill asks **up to 4 adaptive questions**, offering **3-5 enumerated options** at decision points.\n\n---\n\n### Step 0: Gather Context\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"Let's evaluate the financial impact of your pricing change. Please provide:\n\n**Current pricing:**\n- Current ARPU or ARPA\n- Current pricing tiers (if applicable)\n- Current monthly churn rate\n- Current trial-to-paid conversion rate (if relevant)\n\n**Proposed pricing change:**\n- What change are you considering? (price increase, new tier, add-on, etc.)\n- New pricing (if known)\n- Affected customer segment (all, new only, specific tier)\n\n**Business context:**\n- Total customers (or MRR/ARR)\n- CAC (to assess payback impact)\n- NRR (to assess expansion context)\n\nYou can provide estimates if you don't have exact numbers.\"\n\n---\n\n### Step 1: Identify Pricing Change Type\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"What type of pricing change are you considering?\n\n1. **Price increase**  Raise prices for new customers, existing customers, or both\n2. **New premium tier**  Add higher-priced tier with additional features\n3. **Paid add-on**  Monetize a new or existing feature separately\n4. **Usage-based pricing**  Charge for consumption (seats, API calls, storage, etc.)\n5. **Discount strategy**  Annual prepay discount, volume pricing, or promotional pricing\n6. **Packaging change**  Rebundle features, change pricing metric, or tier restructure\n\nChoose a number, or describe your specific pricing change.\"\n\n**Based on selection, agent adapts questions:**\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 1 (Price Increase):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Price increase details:**\n\n- Current price: $___\n- New price: $___\n- Increase: ___%\n\n**Who is affected?**\n1. New customers only (grandfather existing)\n2. All customers (existing + new)\n3. Specific segment (e.g., SMB only, new plan only)\n\n**When would this take effect?**\n- Immediately\n- Next billing cycle\n- Gradual rollout (test first)\"\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 2 (New Premium Tier):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Premium tier details:**\n\n- Current top tier price: $___\n- New premium tier price: $___\n- Key features in premium tier: [list]\n\n**Expected adoption:**\n- What % of current customers might upgrade? ___%\n- What % of new customers might choose premium? ___%\n\n**Cannibalization risk:**\n- Will premium tier cannibalize current top tier?\"\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 3 (Paid Add-On):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Add-on details:**\n\n- Add-on name: ___\n- Price: $___ /month or /user\n- Currently free or new feature?\n\n**Expected adoption:**\n- What % of customers would pay for this? ___%\n- Is this feature currently used (if free)?\n- Will making it paid hurt retention?\"\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 4 (Usage-Based Pricing):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Usage pricing details:**\n\n- Usage metric: (seats, API calls, storage, transactions, etc.)\n- Pricing: $___ per [unit]\n- Free tier or minimum? (e.g., first 1,000 API calls free)\n\n**Expected impact:**\n- Average customer usage: ___ units/month\n- Expected ARPU change: $current  $new\n\n**Expansion potential:**\n- As customers grow usage, will ARPU increase?\"\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 5 (Discount Strategy):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Discount details:**\n\n- Discount type: (annual prepay, volume, promotional)\n- Discount amount: ___% off\n- Duration: (ongoing, limited time)\n\n**Trade-off:**\n- Lower price vs. improved cash flow (annual prepay)\n- Lower price vs. larger deal size (volume)\n- Lower price vs. urgency (promotional)\"\n\n---\n\n#### If Option 6 (Packaging Change):\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"**Packaging change details:**\n\n- What are you changing? (bundling, unbundling, pricing metric)\n- Current packaging: [describe]\n- New packaging: [describe]\n\n**Expected impact:**\n- ARPU change: $current  $new\n- Conversion change: ___%  ___%\n- Churn risk: (low, medium, high)\"\n\n---\n\n### Step 2: Assess Expected Impact\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"Now let's quantify the impact. Based on your pricing change, estimate:\n\n**Revenue impact:**\n- Current ARPU: $___\n- Expected new ARPU: $___\n- ARPU lift: ___%\n\n**Conversion impact:**\n- Current conversion rate: ___%\n- Expected new conversion rate: ___%\n- Conversion change: [increase / decrease / no change]\n\n**Churn risk:**\n- Current monthly churn: ___%\n- Expected churn after change: ___%\n- Churn risk: [low / medium / high]\n\n**Expansion impact:**\n- Does this create expansion opportunities? (new tier to upgrade to, usage growth)\n- Expected NRR change: ___%  ___%\n\nYou can provide estimates. We'll model scenarios (conservative, base, optimistic).\"\n\n---\n\n### Step 3: Evaluate Current State\n\n**Agent asks:**\n\n\"To assess whether this pricing change makes sense, I need your current baseline:\n\n**Current metrics:**\n- MRR or ARR: $___\n- Number of customers: ___\n- ARPU/ARPA: $___\n- Monthly churn rate: ___%\n- NRR: ___%\n- CAC: $___\n- LTV: $___\n\n**Growth context:**\n- Current growth rate: ___% MoM or YoY\n- Target growth rate: ___%\n\n**Competitive context:**\n- Are you priced below, at, or above market?\n- Competitive pressure: (low, medium, high)\"\n\n---\n\n### Step 4: Deliver Recommendations\n\n**Agent synthesizes:**\n- Revenue impact (ARPU lift  customer base)\n- Conversion impact (new customers affected)\n- Churn impact (existing customers affected)\n- Net revenue impact\n- CAC payback impact\n- Risk assessment\n\n**Agent offers 3-4 recommendations:**\n\n---\n\n#### Recommendation Pattern 1: Implement Broadly\n\n**When:**\n- Net revenue impact clearly positive (>10% ARPU lift, <5% churn risk)\n- Minimal conversion impact\n- Strong value justification\n\n**Recommendation:**\n\n\"**Implement this pricing change**  Strong financial case\n\n**Revenue Impact:**\n- Current MRR: $___\n- ARPU lift: ___% ($current  $new)\n- Expected MRR increase: +$___/month (+___%)\n\n**Churn Risk: Low**\n- Expected churn increase: ___%  ___% (+___% points)\n- Churn-driven MRR loss: -$___/month\n- **Net MRR impact: +$___/month** \n\n**Conversion Impact:**\n- Current conversion: ___%\n- Expected conversion: ___% (___% change)\n- Impact on new customer acquisition: [minimal / manageable]\n\n**CAC Payback Impact:**\n- Current payback: ___ months\n- New payback: ___ months (faster due to higher ARPU)\n\n**Why this works:**\n[Specific reasoning based on numbers]\n\n**How to implement:**\n1. **Grandfather existing customers** (if raising prices)\n   - Protect current base from churn\n   - New pricing for new customers only\n2. **Communicate value**\n   - Emphasize features, outcomes, ROI\n   - Justify price with value delivered\n3. **Monitor metrics (first 30-60 days)**\n   - Conversion rate (should stay within ___%)\n   - Churn rate (should stay <___%)\n   - Customer feedback\n\n**Expected timeline:**\n- Month 1: +$___ MRR from new customers\n- Month 3: +$___ MRR (cumulative)\n- Month 6: +$___ MRR\n- Year 1: +$___ ARR\n\n**Success criteria:**\n- Conversion rate stays >___%\n- Churn rate stays <___%\n- NRR improves to >___%\"\n\n---\n\n#### Recommendation Pattern 2: Test First (A/B Test)\n\n**When:**\n- Uncertain impact (wide range between conservative and optimistic)\n- Moderate churn or conversion risk\n- Large customer base (can test with subset)\n\n**Recommendation:**\n\n\"**Test with a segment before broad rollout**  Impact is uncertain\n\n**Why test:**\n- ARPU lift estimate: ___% (wide confidence interval)\n- Churn risk: Medium (___%  ___%)\n- Conversion impact: Uncertain (___%  ___% estimated)\n\n**Test design:**\n\n**Cohort A (Control):**\n- Current pricing: $___\n- Size: ___% of new customers (or ___ customers)\n\n**Cohort B (Test):**\n- New pricing: $___\n- Size: ___% of new customers (or ___ customers)\n\n**Duration:** 60-90 days (need statistical significance)\n\n**Metrics to track:**\n- Conversion rate (A vs. B)\n- ARPU (A vs. B)\n- 30-day retention (A vs. B)\n- 90-day churn (A vs. B)\n- NRR (A vs. B)\n\n**Decision criteria:**\n\n**Roll out broadly if:**\n- Conversion rate (B) >___% of control (A)\n- Churn rate (B) <___% higher than control\n- Net revenue (B) >___% higher than control\n\n**Don't roll out if:**\n- Conversion drops >___%\n- Churn increases >___%\n- Net revenue impact negative\n\n**Expected timeline:**\n- Week 1-2: Launch test\n- Week 8-12: Enough data for statistical significance\n- Month 3: Decision to roll out or kill\n\n**Risk:** Medium. Test mitigates risk before broad rollout.\"\n\n---\n\n#### Recommendation Pattern 3: Modify Approach\n\n**When:**\n- Original proposal has significant risk\n- Better alternative exists\n- Need to adjust pricing change to improve outcomes\n\n**Recommendation:**\n\n\"**Modify your approach**  Original proposal has risks\n\n**Original Proposal:**\n- [Price increase / New tier / Add-on / etc.]\n- Expected ARPU lift: ___%\n- Churn risk: High (___%  ___%)\n- Net revenue impact: Uncertain or negative\n\n**Problem:**\n[Specific issue: e.g., \"20% price increase will likely cause 10% churn, wiping out revenue gains\"]\n\n**Alternative Approach:**\n\n**Option 1: Smaller price increase**\n- Instead of ___% increase, try ___%\n- Lower churn risk (___% vs. ___%)\n- Still positive net revenue: +$___/month\n\n**Option 2: Grandfather existing, raise for new only**\n- Protect current base (zero churn risk)\n- Higher prices for new customers only\n- Gradual ARPU improvement over time\n\n**Option 3: Value-based pricing (charge more for high-value segments)**\n- Keep SMB pricing flat\n- Raise enterprise pricing ___%\n- Lower churn risk (enterprise is stickier)\n\n**Recommended:**\n[Specific option with reasoning]\n\n**Why this is better:**\n- Lower churn risk\n- Comparable revenue upside\n- Easier to communicate\n\n**How to implement:**\n[Specific steps for alternative approach]\"\n\n---\n\n#### Recommendation Pattern 4: Don't Change Pricing\n\n**When:**\n- Net revenue impact negative or marginal\n- High churn risk without offsetting gains\n- Competitive or strategic reasons to hold pricing\n\n**Recommendation:**\n\n\"**Don't change pricing**  Risks outweigh benefits\n\n**Why:**\n- Expected revenue lift: +$___/month (___%)\n- Expected churn impact: -$___/month (___%)\n- **Net revenue impact: -$___/month**  or marginal\n\n**Problem:**\n[Specific issue: e.g., \"Churn-driven revenue loss exceeds price increase gains\"]\n\n**What would need to change:**\n\n**For price increase to work:**\n- Churn rate must stay below ___% (currently ___%)\n- OR conversion rate must stay above ___% (currently ___%)\n- OR you need to reduce CAC to offset lower conversion\n\n**Alternative strategies:**\n\n**Instead of raising prices:**\n1. **Improve retention**  Reduce churn from ___% to ___% (same revenue impact as price increase, lower risk)\n2. **Expand within base**  Increase NRR from ___% to ___% via upsells\n3. **Reduce CAC**  More efficient acquisition (better than pricing)\n\n**When to revisit pricing:**\n- After improving retention (churn <___%)\n- After validating willingness-to-pay (WTP research)\n- After competitive landscape changes\n\n**Decision:** Hold pricing for now, focus on [retention / expansion / acquisition efficiency].\"\n\n---\n\n### Step 5: Sensitivity Analysis (Optional)\n\n**Agent offers:**\n\n\"Want to see what-if scenarios?\n\n1. **Optimistic case**  Higher ARPU lift, lower churn\n2. **Pessimistic case**  Lower ARPU lift, higher churn\n3. **Breakeven analysis**  What churn rate makes this neutral?\n\nOr ask any follow-up questions.\"\n\n**Agent can provide:**\n- Scenario modeling (optimistic/pessimistic/breakeven)\n- Sensitivity tables (if churn is X%, revenue impact is Y)\n- Comparison to alternative pricing strategies\n\n---\n\n## Examples\n\nSee `examples/` folder for sample conversation flows. Mini examples below:\n\n### Example 1: Price Increase (Good Case)\n\n**Scenario:** 20% price increase for new customers only\n\n**Current state:**\n- ARPU: $100/month\n- Customers: 1,000\n- MRR: $100K\n- Churn: 3%/month\n- New customers/month: 50\n\n**Proposed change:**\n- New customer pricing: $120/month (+20%)\n- Existing customers: Grandfathered at $100\n\n**Impact:**\n- New customer ARPU: $120 (+20%)\n- Churn risk: Low (existing protected)\n- Conversion impact: Minimal (<5% drop estimated)\n\n**Recommendation:** Implement. Net revenue impact +$12K/year with low risk.\n\n---\n\n### Example 2: Price Increase (Risky)\n\n**Scenario:** 30% price increase for all customers\n\n**Current state:**\n- ARPU: $50/month\n- Customers: 5,000\n- MRR: $250K\n- Churn: 5%/month (already high)\n\n**Proposed change:**\n- All customers: $65/month (+30%)\n\n**Impact:**\n- ARPU lift: +30% = +$75K MRR\n- Churn risk: High (5%  8% estimated)\n- Churn-driven loss: 3%  5,000  $65 = -$9.75K MRR/month\n\n**Net impact:** +$75K - $9.75K = +$65K MRR (but accelerating churn problem)\n\n**Recommendation:** Don't change. Fix retention first (reduce 5% churn), then raise prices.\n\n---\n\n### Example 3: New Premium Tier\n\n**Scenario:** Add $500/month premium tier\n\n**Current state:**\n- Top tier: $200/month (500 customers)\n- ARPA: $200\n\n**Proposed change:**\n- New tier: $500/month with advanced features\n- Expected adoption: 10% of current top tier (50 customers)\n\n**Impact:**\n- Upsell revenue: 50  ($500 - $200) = +$15K MRR\n- Cannibalization risk: Low (features justify premium)\n- NRR impact: Increases from 105% to 110%\n\n**Recommendation:** Implement. Creates expansion path, minimal cannibalization risk.\n\n---\n\n## Common Pitfalls\n\n### Pitfall 1: Ignoring Churn Impact\n**Symptom:** \"We'll raise prices 30% and make $X more!\" (no churn modeling)\n\n**Consequence:** Churn wipes out revenue gains. Net impact negative.\n\n**Fix:** Model churn scenarios (conservative, base, optimistic). Factor churn-driven revenue loss into net impact.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 2: Not Grandfathering Existing Customers\n**Symptom:** \"We're raising prices for everyone effective immediately\"\n\n**Consequence:** Massive churn spike from existing customers who feel betrayed.\n\n**Fix:** Grandfather existing customers. Raise prices for new customers only.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 3: Testing Without Statistical Power\n**Symptom:** \"We tested on 10 customers and it worked!\"\n\n**Consequence:** 10 customers isn't statistically significant. Results are noise.\n\n**Fix:** Test with large enough sample (100+ customers per cohort) for 60-90 days.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 4: Pricing Changes Without Value Justification\n**Symptom:** \"We're raising prices because we need more revenue\"\n\n**Consequence:** Customers see price increase without corresponding value increase. Churn.\n\n**Fix:** Tie price increases to value improvements (new features, better support, outcomes delivered).\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 5: Ignoring CAC Payback Impact\n**Symptom:** \"Higher ARPU is always better!\"\n\n**Consequence:** If conversion drops 30%, effective CAC increases dramatically. Payback period explodes.\n\n**Fix:** Calculate CAC payback impact. Higher ARPU with lower conversion might make payback worse, not better.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 6: Annual Discounts That Hurt Margin\n**Symptom:** \"30% discount for annual prepay!\" (improves cash but destroys LTV)\n\n**Consequence:** Customers lock in low prices for a year. Revenue per customer decreases.\n\n**Fix:** Limit annual discounts to 10-15%. Balance cash flow improvement with LTV protection.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 7: Copycat Pricing (Competitor-Based)\n**Symptom:** \"Competitor raised prices, so should we\"\n\n**Consequence:** Your customers, value prop, and cost structure are different. What works for them may not work for you.\n\n**Fix:** Use competitors as data points, not decisions. Make pricing decisions based on your unit economics.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 8: Premature Optimization\n**Symptom:** \"Let's A/B test 47 different price points!\"\n\n**Consequence:** Analysis paralysis. Spending months on 5% pricing optimizations while missing 50% growth opportunities elsewhere.\n\n**Fix:** Big pricing changes (tiers, packaging, add-ons) matter more than micro-optimizations. Start there.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 9: Forgetting Expansion Revenue\n**Symptom:** \"We're maximizing ARPU at acquisition\"\n\n**Consequence:** High upfront pricing prevents landing customers. Miss expansion opportunities.\n\n**Fix:** Consider \"land and expand\" strategy. Lower entry price, higher expansion revenue via upsells.\n\n---\n\n### Pitfall 10: No Pricing Change Communication Plan\n**Symptom:** \"We're raising prices next month\" (no customer communication)\n\n**Consequence:** Surprised customers churn. Poor reviews. Reputation damage.\n\n**Fix:** Communicate pricing changes 30-60 days in advance. Emphasize value, not just price.\n\n---\n\n## References\n\n### Related Skills\n- `saas-revenue-growth-metrics`  ARPU, ARPA, churn, NRR metrics used in pricing analysis\n- `saas-economics-efficiency-metrics`  CAC payback impact of pricing changes\n- `finance-metrics-quickref`  Quick lookup for pricing-related formulas\n- `feature-investment-advisor`  Evaluates whether to build features that enable pricing changes\n- `business-health-diagnostic`  Broader business context for pricing decisions\n\n### External Frameworks (Comprehensive Pricing Strategy)\nThese are OUTSIDE the scope of this skill but relevant for broader pricing work:\n\n- **Value-Based Pricing**  Price based on value delivered, not cost\n- **Van Westendorp Price Sensitivity**  WTP research methodology\n- **Conjoint Analysis**  Feature-to-price trade-off research\n- **Good-Better-Best Packaging**  Tier architecture design\n- **Price Anchoring & Decoy Pricing**  Psychological pricing tactics\n- **Patrick Campbell (ProfitWell):** Pricing research and Standards\n\n### Future Skills (Comprehensive Pricing)\nFor topics NOT covered here, see future `pricing-strategy-suite`:\n- `value-based-pricing-framework`  How to price based on value\n- `willingness-to-pay-research`  WTP research methods\n- `packaging-architecture-advisor`  Tier and bundle design\n- `pricing-psychology-guide`  Anchoring, decoys, framing\n- `monetization-model-advisor`  Seat-based vs. usage vs. outcome pricing\n\n### Provenance\n- Adapted from `research/finance/Finance_For_PMs.Putting_It_Together_Synthesis.md` (Decision Framework #3)\n- Pricing scenarios from `research/finance/Finance for Product Managers.md`\n\n---\n 2026 Galyarder Labs. 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