Strategic Pricing Analyzer v2

Strategic Pricing Analyzer

Reviewing model logic for $2026$ market conditions.

1. Current Business Baseline

Annual Clients10
Avg Project Value$30,000
Hours Per Project80
Profit Margin %60%
Capacity (Hrs/Mo)160
ANNUAL REV
$0
ANNUAL PROFIT
$0
MO. HOURS
0

2. Growth Scenario

Price Increase %20%
Volume Change (Clients)0
SCENARIO REVENUE
$0
+$0
SCENARIO PROFIT
$0
+$0
Delivery Load: 0 hrs/mo Effort vs Capacity: 0%
```html Strategic Pricing Analyzer (Prototype)

Strategic Pricing Analyzer

Calibrate your delivery model, quantify tradeoffs, and stop pricing like it is 2014.

Your Current Business

Enter your baseline numbers. The scenarios will benchmark against this current state.
Business Model
Offer Structure
Number of Clients (Annual) i
10
Average Project Value i
$30,000
Current Win Rate i
60%
Average Hours per Project i
80 hrs
Profit Margin i
60%
Utilization Ceiling (hrs/mo) i
160
CURRENT STATE
$300,000
Annual revenue
CURRENT STATE
$180,000
Annual net profit
CURRENT STATE
10
Clients
Analyst note: This is a decision cockpit, not a fortune-telling machine. The point is directional clarity, not cosmic certainty.
Scenario 1
Adjust Your Portfolio Mix
Profit Margin i
60%
SCENARIO 1
BASELINE PATH
$ ANNUAL REVENUE
$275,000
+ $0
ANNUAL NET PROFIT
$165,000
+ $0
👥 NUMBER OF CLIENTS
10
± 0
Monthly Time Commitment 55 hrs/mo
Revenue per Hour $417
Profit Margin 60%
Lifetime Client Value $0
Revenue MixOffer A vs Offer B

Revenue Breakdown

Offer A$135,000
Offer B$140,000

Time Breakdown

Offer A240 hrs
Offer B420 hrs
Break-even analysis: Maintain or improve win rate to sustain this scenario.
Scenario 2
Adjust Your Portfolio Mix
Profit Margin i
60%
SCENARIO 2
GROWTH PATH
$ ANNUAL REVENUE
$480,000
+ $0
ANNUAL NET PROFIT
$288,000
+ $0
👥 NUMBER OF CLIENTS
8
± 0
Monthly Time Commitment 160 hrs/mo
Revenue per Hour $250
Profit Margin 60%
Monthly Recurring Revenue $40,000/mo

Unit Economics

Lifetime Client Value$60,000
Payback MessageProject pays today

Capacity Health

Capacity Used0%
Capacity Ceiling160 hrs/mo
Break-even analysis: This path demands higher delivery bandwidth. Consider packaging, delegation, or ruthless scope discipline.
```