Dynamic Pricing Calculator

Optimize prices with real-time segment analysis

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Optimal Price
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Optimal Price = Min Price + (Max Price  − Min Price) × (0.6 × S_norm + 0.4 × Customer Segement )

S_norm = (Price Sensitivity + 3)/6
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Profit/Unit
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Profit per unit(P) = Optimal Price − Product Cost
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Profit Margin
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Profit Margin= (Profit Per Unit ÷ Optimal Price) × 100
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Segment Price
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Segment Price = Min Price + Customer Segment × (Optimal Price − P_min)
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Conversion Rate
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PRICE BANDS

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Safe Min
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Safe Min = Min Price
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Ideal
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Ideal = Optimal Price
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Upper
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Upper = Optimal Price + 0.30 × (Max Price − Optimal Price)
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Max
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FAQs
What is dynamic pricing?

Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy where product prices change based on factors like demand, costs, competition, or customer behaviour. It allows businesses to adjust their prices instead of relying on a fixed price at all times.

How is dynamic pricing calculated?

Dynamic pricing is calculated by evaluating variables such as:

  • Product costs and margins
  • Demand and sales volume
  • Advertising and acquisition costs
  • Desired profit targets

A dynamic pricing calculator helps model these changes and shows you how different price points affect revenue and profitability.

Who benefits from dynamic pricing?

Dynamic pricing benefits:

  • Ecommerce brands running frequent promotions
  • Businesses with fluctuating demand
  • Brands testing bundles, discounts, or price increases
  • Founders who want to protect margins while scaling
Why should I use a dynamic pricing calculator?

A dynamic pricing calculator helps you test different pricing scenarios. It shows you how changes affect margins and revenue, thereby helping you reduce costly pricing mistakes.

What is the difference between dynamic and static pricing?

Static pricing uses one fixed price regardless of market conditions. Dynamic pricing adjusts prices based on real-world factors like demand, costs, or performance.

What are examples of dynamic pricing?

Common examples include:

  • Temporary discounts during promotions
  • Price increases during high demand
  • Bundle pricing adjustments
  • Testing different prices across campaigns or seasons
What is another name for dynamic pricing?

Dynamic pricing is also known as variable pricing, flexible pricing, or demand-based pricing. All of these refer to adjusting your prices instead of keeping them fixed.

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