software-pricing-calculator
Software Pricing Calculator
Stop undercharging. Price your software based on value, not hours.
What This Skill Does
You describe the software features and complexity, and this skill generates:
✅ Recommended Pricing - Specific dollar amounts ($12K, $18K, $35K, etc.) ✅ Pricing Justification - Why this price is fair and defensible ✅ Value-Based Breakdown - Connect price to business value delivered ✅ Tiered Pricing Options - Good/Better/Best packages ✅ Negotiation Strategies - How to handle "that's too expensive" ✅ ROI Calculation - Proof that software pays for itself ✅ Payment Terms - How to structure deposits and milestones
Who This Is For
Software Tailors who need to:
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