The Closing Guide Series
How to anchor your price to the buyer's problem instead of your time.
The Reframe
“They care what the problem costs to ignore. The moment you explain your price in terms of your effort, you've lost the value frame.”
Most AI builders price backwards. They estimate how long something will take, multiply by an hourly rate, and add a margin. The result: a number that has nothing to do with what the buyer is willing to pay.
A 10-hour build that saves $15,000/month should not cost $1,500. It should cost $15,000 — or more. Value-based pricing means the price is a function of the buyer's problem, not your labor.
The key is making sure you know the value before you quote. If you can't quantify the buyer's problem in dollars, you're not ready to name a price.
The Framework
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