every operator on this app prices like they're scared of their own work
i ran a pricing test for 8 weeks. same digital product, same audience, same content style, same gumroad page. 6 price points tested in sequence. the results contradict every piece of pricing advice every guru on this app sells you
at $9 (impulse tier): 287 sales, gross $2,583, refund rate 19%, net $2,092. the operator who priced this didn't make money from buyers. they made it from people who didn't read the receipt
at $27, the "accessibility" price every guru tells you to start with: 142 sales, gross $3,834, refund rate 14%, net $3,297. you sold 142 times for $3k. 142 fulfillment touchpoints, 142 dms, 142 buyer profiles to manage
at $67: 38 sales, gross $2,546, refund rate 18%, net $2,088. WORSE than the $9 tier. cheap enough to feel like a "safe" buy, expensive enough to feel like a regret. nobody wins here
at $97: 29 sales, gross $2,813, refund rate 12%, net $2,476. the $97 buyers didn't take it more seriously than the $27 buyers. they just bought 5x less often
at $497: 23 sales, gross $11,431, refund rate 3%, net $11,088. five times the net of any cheaper tier. these buyers implemented. they wrote testimonials. they came back for the high-ticket. they sent referrals. the price selected the operator-grade customer
at $997: 11 sales, gross $10,967, refund rate 2%, net $10,748. nearly identical net to $497 with fewer customers. less management, smaller community to maintain
the pricing graph isn't linear. it's a bathtub. the floor is the $67-$97 dead zone where you collect the worst customers, the lowest gross, the highest refunds, and the most fulfillment headaches. the ceiling above $497 is where the actual digital products business lives
i bundled the entire pricing methodology. how to anchor. how to test. how to position the high tier so cheap buyers feel insulted not buying it. how to migrate existing buyers up the ladder without alienating them. the 4-stage ladder math, the dead zone trap, the pricing page templates i use on every gumroad, and the launch-week sequence for repricing existing products. 11 pages. nothing held back.
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