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pricing-strategist

Use when choosing or revisiting pricing: seat, usage, value-based, freemium or hybrid, Van Westendorp willingness-to-pay analysis, or Good/Better/Best tiers. Runs pricing_model_picker.py, wtp_analyzer.py and packaging_designer.py and returns a range, not one number.

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# pricing-strategist

## Purpose

Help Commercial, Product Marketing, and CMO functions answer three questions at the pricing-design moment:

1. **Which pricing model fits this product + customer + market?** (subscription seat-based, usage-based, value-based, freemium, hybrid)
2. **What does the customer actually pay before it feels too expensive?** (Van Westendorp PSM on WTP survey responses)
3. **How should we package this into tiers?** (Good / Better / Best — with anti-pattern detection)

The skill recommends **a model and a range**. The human picks the number, owns the trade-offs, and runs the GTM.

## When to use
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