A new product
What customers will pay for something they cannot buy yet.
- Before build
- Before launch
PXQisR: Willingness to pay, measured.
PXQisR measures willingness to pay for data and SaaS products before you build or launch: the range customers will accept, as evidence you can defend to finance, sales and the board.
Four moments
Value discovery shapes the roadmap. Willingness to pay decides what’s worth building.
What customers will pay for something they cannot buy yet.
Whether it is worth building, and how to charge for it.
Every price rise is measured against the last price paid.
Price the successor so staying beats switching.
The claim
Every price is a claim about how many customers will buy at it. We test it.
“Customers will value this” can’t fail. “At £40 a seat, at least 30% of mid-market teams will upgrade” can.
The Willingness to Pay Study
Before anyone has bought, we use trade-offs against what customers already spend on the alternative they use today, corrected for the way stated answers run high. Once customers are paying, we read what they do. Either way, you get a range you can defend, with its margin of error.
Week 1
Your pricing decision, written as a claim that could be wrong.
Week 2
Interviews with each customer group.
Weeks 3–5
Trade-offs, committing offers or what customers have done, depending on the stage.
Week 6
A range with its margin of error and evidence rung, and the price inside it.
How we work
Every piece of work we deliver, whether a study, advisory or consultancy, meets the same five standards.
Work with us
Start with one pricing decision, measured. Keep us for the decisions that follow.
Start here
One pricing decision, measured. Six weeks per stage, fixed scope.
Acting on it
Hands-on pricing and packaging work on what a study finds, including the post-launch check.
On retainer
A standing second opinion on pricing decisions as they come up.
What we believe
Newsletter
Willingness to pay for the teams who build and launch. Twice a month, from Tuesday 1 December.
We measure what customers will pay before you build or launch it.