Generate a Tiered Pricing Structure for a Service Business

A single flat price leaves money on the table from clients who would happily pay more for more, and turns away clients who only need the basics. Tiering fixes that, done properly. This builds three genuinely differentiated tiers, works out which one should look like the obvious choice, and flags the risk of confusing the client base in the process.

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You run {BUSINESS_DESCRIPTION} and currently charge a single flat price. You want to move to a tiered pricing structure (for example, basic, standard, premium) to capture more value from different client segments.
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**Generate** a tiered pricing structure:
1. Propose three tiers with a clear value differentiator between each, not just "more of the same"
2. Anchor the pricing psychology: which tier should be positioned as the obvious choice, and why
3. Identify which existing clients would naturally sit in which tier
4. Flag one risk of introducing tiers (client confusion, cannibalising the top tier) and how to avoid it
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- Three tiers with name, price logic, and what is included in each
- One paragraph on positioning and anchoring
- One risk and mitigation
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