<ul><li>Product pricing is a critical decision for any business.</li><li>Cost-plus pricing is the simplest pricing strategy.</li><li>Value-based pricing relies on the product's perceived value from the customer's perspective.</li><li>Penetration pricing aims to capture market share by offering low initial prices.</li><li>Skimming pricing sets high initial prices and gradually lowers it over time.</li><li>Freemium pricing offers basic features for free and additional features for a fee.</li><li>Subscription pricing charges customers a recurring fee in exchange for access to a product or service.</li><li>Pay-per-use pricing charges customers based on how much they use the product.</li><li>Bundle pricing involves offering multiple products or services at a discounted price.</li><li>Dynamic Pricing adjusts the price of a product in real-time based on market demand and competition.</li><li>Geographic pricing varies the price of a product based on where the buyer is located.</li></ul>

Understanding Product Pricing Models: Choosing the Right Pricing for Your Product

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