Had an interesting conversation this week on credit based pricing and I know this group has the experience, curiosity, and expertise. I’d love your thoughts on this little AI Ramblings blast I put out once in a while. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/akshaypatel07_productmanagement-venturecapital-privateequity-activity-7425524767883169792-SdgG?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAABJjBEBGcaO8S8AHEITnczM9B_WTSKa6dc

Hi all! I just joined the pricing SaaS community and excited to talk to others interested in monetization strategies and trying to launch or scale AI products. I'm the co-founder of Limitr.dev - working on making it fast and simple for teams to launch and scale their pricing for AI products or features without having to involve engineering teams to make changes, get consumption data and track margins. Excited to learn more from you all, feel free to connect with me on linkedin! 😁

Hey all, my team’s hiring! Been here 3 months and been loving it so far. Love it because it’s fast-paced, high-impact, and very collaborative - and an opportunity to shape a product and brand we all got to know well when the pandemic made us all go remote. Happy to chat about my experience on the team! https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4363742712

Hey guys, this is Sai. Living in Canada for a few years now. I've been building software products for small businesses for 8 years before i took a dig at building my own. My friends in the US were buying million $$$ homes without really knowing how their home interiors would look like. They were asked to imagine a $100k worth upgrades. The entrepreneur in me went ahead, found a co-founder & bought this high quality solution to the market. Early outreach has been gaining traction but everyone keeps asking how much does this cost? I've learnt enough about pricing that its not about what it costs me, but its about the value of this in the hands of my end customer. My end customers in Real Estate biz are rolling around a lot of money. What i know : My solution helps them generate buyer attention & mesmerize them into buying. Win sales & generate leads in simple terms. What i dont know : How much do i price this?

What are people's thoughts on building predictability into usage based pricing? Example: Price based on N-month rolling average, resets every N months. N could be 3, 6, 12 but the point is to eliminate variability in pricing month to month. For context, this is mainly from the perspective of small businesses where as software customers they're not even used to paying subscription so it's a huge mindset leap to be charged usage that varies on top of subscription payments. In this case usage based pricing helps to capture different value for different size offices and is directly correlated to the amount of revenue generated. But I'm also interested to know what else is being done in the wild outside of the small business scenario. There may be a great read on this that I've simply missed so feel free to point me in that direction if you're aware.