Twitter / X3 weeks ago
Why the middle plan wins when a pricier one sits next to it
Thread on x.com
Sample library. Asked: What did I save about raising prices? Answer: Two of your saves cover this. The thread on anchoring argues that a pricier plan beside the one you want makes the middle option look sensible. The r/startups post reports a 40% rise with a short dip in signups and flat cancellations, though it describes one company. Cited saves: Why the middle plan wins when a pricier one sits next to it; We raised prices 40% and churn didn't move.
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What did I save about raising prices?
Twitter / X3 weeks ago
Why the middle plan wins when a pricier one sits next to it
Thread on x.com
Reddit5 weeks ago
We raised prices 40% and churn didn't move
r/startups
Answer from your saves
Two of your saves cover this. The thread on anchoring argues that a pricier plan beside the one you want makes the middle option look sensible 1. The r/startups post reports a 40% rise with a short dip in signups and flat cancellations, though it describes one company 2.
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Redditr/startupsWe raised prices 40% and churn didn't move
Summary
One small SaaS raised every plan by 40%. Signups dipped for a week, then recovered, and cancellations stayed flat. The author notes it is one company and one market.
Key points
- Every plan went up 40%.
- Signups dipped for a week, then recovered.
- Cancellations stayed flat.
- It is one company and one market.
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Why did that team leave Kubernetes?Answer from your saves
The Hacker News post says a five-person team found the cluster cost more attention than it saved, then moved to a managed platform and saw faster deploys and less on-call noise 1. The Substack essay on boring infrastructure makes a related case for well-understood tools 2.
Sources
- 1Hacker News2 weeks ago
Why we moved off Kubernetes
news.ycombinator.com
- 2Substack4 weeks ago
The case for boring infrastructure
Newsletter essay
- 1
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that thing about charging more
Why the middle plan wins when a pricier one sits next to it
We raised prices 40% and churn didn't move
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What does a middle plan anchor?
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The pricier option beside it.
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We raised prices 40% and churn didn't move
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