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You be the judge of this strategy. I am travelling and collecting pricing strategies on the go. Found this interesting. The price/gb didn’t make sense. I am paying more for more which is against populat pricing opinion. But then I saw the extra 15 days validity. Maybe the extra price per gb is a tradeoff.. Two different price fences: Data Validity Knowing your fences are important in pricing. Fences are what segments your market: It can be: Product version: Good better best Size: volume fence Demographic: Age Consumption Geography And many more. —————- Write about pricing, discounting, revenuemanagement and careers..

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Mitchell Rawlings

Commercial l Pricing l Strategy | GAICD | MBA

6mo

I literally stumbled onto this myself last week. My daughter is about to travel and we looked into e sims, I was amazed by the variety of pricing strategies using bundles/trade offs that they are using. I was way too excited just picking a plan for her travels

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Vijay Tahal, MA

Business Strategist | Change Agent | Cross-Functional Collaborator Passionate & Insightful Story Teller with Numbers | Curious & Innovative Pricing Professional

6mo

Interesting...sometimes when there is a clear "good better best" option, customers will either flock to the opening price point or the higher value add product or service and the "better" option may be cannibalized as a result. In this case, it appears the company is taking care of that for you:)

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Willem A Boomsluiter

Merken strateeg-brand strategist

6mo

For me it is simple: there are 2 price defining factors: data volume and max duration. In nr 2 you double duration and add 1 GB. So you pay more for two factors. The 5 GB version is only adding data volume with a decreasing average price per GB. So it is a very logical structure.

Shawn Lennes

MBA - Strategy - Pricing - Planning - Execution

6mo

Offer presents length of data availability as the value prop missing the likely more valuable benefit which is the qty/amount of data - and a scheme of increasing quantity at a lower cost per unit

Nikkhil Tiku

Sales @ Danfoss | Decarbonising the Transport Industry

5mo

The structure is quite clear: For heavy data users seeking the best value per GB, Plan 3 is the best choice. For users needing a cheaper option with a shorter duration, Plan 1 might be more suitable...... And plan 2 is the decoy that will probably push more than 50% on the fence towards plan 3 therefore maximizing topline.

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James Vaughn

Author and B2B Pricing Consultant

6mo

Introductory 3.25/gb but with low 2gb limit, get then in the door and expect them to bust the cap and pay more as a result??

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