Unbundling can be done either across product dimensions, time or both. That gives four possible pricing scenarios: Monolithic Pricing: Customers pay once and get all product features whether or not they need all the features and for all the time. Subscription Pricing: This is pay-as-you-go scheme. Customers pay periodically and get all the features. Add-Ons: … Continue reading
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Is Unbundled Pricing A Cure All?
Unbundled pricing is not a panacea and it is not for very product and service. In my previous posts I talked about the cases where unbundling is not the right solution. Five reasons to not unbundle pricing Do not use pricing to solve operational inefficiencies Brand erosion from unbundling (Hulu and Networks) However unbundling is … Continue reading
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Unbundled Pricing
This is a blog to track my independent research on unbundled pricing. For the scope of this study I am defining unbundled pricing as, Identifying individual components that have a cost and value associated with them and pricing them separately. The breakdown into components should be recognizable by the custmer and they should add value … Continue reading