Pricing Research
Finding the right pricing is probably one of the hardest questions businesses have to answer. Customers’ purchase decisions are the result of factors such as product availability, competing alternatives, purchase occasion, perceived product value, brand perception, situational factors and price. Hence, pricing research needs to consider these factors to be able to provide accurate answers.
Our Approach
We use the latest advanced methodologies available to help our clients find the right price for their products, given what the market is willing to pay and what the company can afford in order to stay in business and grow.
Among the methods we use are conjoint analysis, discrete choice models, and the price sensitivity meter.
Questions You May Have
- At what price can we increase market share for our products/services?
- At what price can we maximize revenues and profit margin?
- How will a price change affect our brand image?
- How will our competitors react if we change prices?
- From where will we gain share if we reduce our prices?
- To which competitors will we lose share to if they initiate a price reduction?
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