Pricing & profit optimisation — Pricing & profit optimisation

Product pricing

Base price, discount policy, bundles and volume tiers that keep you competitive while protecting your target margin.

The problem we address

Product prices are often cost plus a fixed percentage; scattered discounts then eat the margin and nobody knows which product truly makes money. Confusing margin with markup also pushes prices below target.

What we do

  • Unit economics per product: cost, variable cost, channel commission and contribution margin
  • A price floor from the target margin and a competitive band from the competitor median
  • Discount policy: per-channel ceilings, volume and seasonal discounts, approval rules
  • Bundles, volume tiers and psychological price points
  • Testing new prices on a selected group and measuring the effect on sales and profit

Deliverables

  1. Unit-economics table

  2. Suggested price band per product with written rules

  3. Discount policy and volume tiers

  4. Price-test plan and results report

KPIs we would track

  • Contribution margin per product
  • Average discount and share of discounted sales
  • Gap to competitor median

Who this fits

Manufacturers, brands and stores with dozens to thousands of SKUs.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between margin and markup?

Margin measures profit against selling price; markup against cost. Profit 30 on cost 60 and price 90 is a 50% markup and a 33.3% margin.

Do you always raise prices?

No. Sometimes the right band is lower and more volume raises total profit; the decision is made on numbers.

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