Your three tiers have one real price

Almost everyone buys the middle package. That looks like product-market fit, and it is usually something else entirely.

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A business builds three tiers. Adoption looks orderly: a trickle at the bottom, a rare win at the top, and the overwhelming majority in the middle. The natural reading is that the middle tier is correctly specified and correctly priced: the market has voted. The less comfortable reading is that the tiering is doing no work at all, and the business is collecting a single average price from a set of customers whose willingness to pay is anything but average. What tiers are actually for Tiered pricing is a form…

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