1Step 1
Measure true willingness-to-pay in days
Reaction-time-based pricing tests with your audience, not stated preference, not what people say they’d pay. We measure what they actually choose under cognitive load.
Pricing decisions
Within certain price ranges, demand barely moves. Average elasticities smooth these plateaus away, which is why cost-plus and competitor-led pricing miss them. At Interquell, a 20% price increase lifted profit by 500%. We find where your plateaus are, and what customers will actually do when the price changes.
How it works
1Step 1
Reaction-time-based pricing tests with your audience, not stated preference, not what people say they’d pay. We measure what they actually choose under cognitive load.
2Step 2
Scenarios show by SKU and market your pricing sweet spot, and the trade-offs between volume, margin, and brand positioning.
3Step 3
An executive session turns the evidence into a board-ready soft-launch plan, with guardrails that limit the downside while the market responds.
Recent client outcomes
Profit boost by 16% through raising pricing
SKU-level margin expansion without losing volume
Successful product launches of MOVE and ROAM
Increasing profit and volume while competition cut prices by 50%
Boost profits by 25% with optimal price for custom wall calendars
Increase pricing by 20% to lift profits by 500%
Successful price increase for selected product brands
Switched customers to a new product with increased credit card fee
Increasing prices with minimal churn, and counting
Our clients talk openly
The SUPRA Price & Product Optimizer helped us increase profits. Particularly impressive is the profit simulator, which makes it easy to understand the influence of costs on the optimal price.
Bodo DrieschnerUniCredit The Price Optimizer tool has also helped unlock pricing opportunities and we will use it again.
Anne-Laurence PicardTimberland The board did not believe at first, so we tested the price in a test market. Results match nearly 100%.
Thomas StoykeInterquell The math behind pricing
Most levers move profits linearly. Pricing doesn’t. The math is asymmetric in both directions, and that’s why getting it right matters disproportionately.
Scenario
A price increase that doesn’t affect sales goes straight into the bottom line. When margins are thin, every euro of price uplift is pure profit. Pricing courage is the highest-leverage move in the P&L.
Scenario
A price decrease that boosts sales exponentially will boost profits. When you’ve over-priced premium positioning, careful repositioning unlocks volume that high margins can absorb.
Common questions
Where we start
Tell us which one: the SKUs, the markets, the margin question. The first conversation is about that decision, not about a package.