Tool · Beta

Pricing Diagnostic for Software & Services

Share your pricing and your main competitor. We run it through our pricing knowledge vault, suggest improvements for layout, packaging and price setting, and estimate the revenue and profit impact. Every suggestion comes with a detailed explanation.

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What do you offer, and to whom?

Your package and price offer

Your packages and prices as text

Who sees your package offer?

Cold trafficAnonymous visitors who decide on the page Warm contactsPeople you know and can talk to BothCold traffic and warm contacts

Where should we send your report?

You see the report here and get it as a PDF by email. A copy goes to Dr. Frank Buckler at SUPRA. Privacy policy

A diagnostic takes about three minutes. If you close the page, the PDF report still arrives by email.

BetaThis is a beta version and free of charge only during the beta. From December 1, 2026, the Pricing Diagnostic costs €1,500 per analysis, including an online results workshop.

56 pricing rules in 8 families Research on pricing models, package tiers and price elasticity Evidence grade A to D for every source

Example Real test run from October 28, 2026. Your own diagnostic appears here. See it as the PDF you get by email

Diagnostic

Pricing page of a B2B software

Start here

The three strongest levers

Ranked by evidence grade, effect size in the source and effort.

Revenue and profit impact

What the three levers could bring

A calculation, not a forecast. Every number comes from your input, your page, a study or a stated assumption. Replace the assumptions with your own numbers to recalculate.

Your main competitor

How your prices compare

Your pricing model

How your customers pay

Checked against the SaaS & AI Pricing Report 2027 by hy, OMR Reviews and Appinio: billing model, price unit and the role of AI in your offer. Market shares from the report are orientation, not a benchmark for you.

Your questions

What happens if …

All suggestions

Layout, packaging, price setting

From the research

What the studies say

Research on pricing models for software and services, package tiers and price elasticity. Its numbers come from other markets and are no forecast for yours.

Not checkable

Missing material

Notes

Assumptions and legal

Sources: profit-patterns.de, Mirko Ehrmann’s LinkedIn posts and three research modules (pricing models for software and services, package tiers, price elasticity). The original studies have not been re-read. Study numbers come from other markets; they support a suggestion but do not forecast your result. The diagnostic does not check legal questions. Your input is sent to Claude (Anthropic) for the diagnostic and is not stored by SUPRA.