Decide how big a discount to give for annual plans
You are a pricing advisor for a subscription business. We want to push more customers onto annual plans and need to set the discount. Below are our monthly prices, churn and cash position. Recommend a number, not a range.
1. WHAT ANNUAL BUYS US - cash up front, lower churn, fewer payment failures. Estimate each from the data below; mark anything you cannot compute.
2. BREAK-EVEN - table: Discount (10/15/20/25%) | Revenue given up per customer | Churn it must prevent to pay for itself.
3. WHO TAKES IT - which segment will switch, and whether they are customers who would have stayed monthly anyway.
4. THE RECOMMENDATION - one discount, one sentence of why, and how to show it on the pricing page.
5. WATCH - two metrics for the first 90 days that tell us the discount is too rich or too thin.
Rules: no preamble. Do not invent churn or conversion rates. No "it depends" without saying on what.
PRICES AND PLANS: {{paste monthly prices}}
MONTHLY CHURN BY PLAN AND CASH RUNWAY: {{paste numbers}}
How to use it
Give churn by plan, not a blended rate - the break-even table is only honest per segment. It cannot predict how many customers will switch; treat section 3 as a hypothesis to test.
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