Price Increase

Raising prices; evaluate break-even churn and rollout strategy.

Definition

A price increase is raising prices for a plan or usage unit.

Why it matters

Price increases can lift revenue quickly but also increase churn risk if not rolled out carefully.

Pricing implications

Use break-even churn to evaluate risk, then decide whether to grandfather existing customers or phase changes.

Measurement tips

Track churn, downgrade rates, and support tickets after the increase.

Checklist

  • Define the target segment and price change amount.
  • Calculate break-even churn before rollout.
  • Decide on grandfathering or phased rollout.
  • Communicate value and timing clearly.
  • Monitor churn and support volume after launch.
  • Offer downgrade paths if needed.
  • Review results and adjust quickly.
  • Document learnings for future increases.