Overview
Pricing is one of the most important decisions for your SaaS business. This guide covers common pricing strategies and how to implement them using Eufaturo Billing.Common Pricing Models
Good-Better-Best (3-Tier Pricing)
The most common SaaS pricing structure with three tiers:- ✅ Covers wide range of customers
- ✅ Middle tier captures most conversions
- ✅ Enterprise tier increases perceived value
- ✅ Simple for customers to understand
- Basic to Pro: ~3-4x
- Pro to Enterprise: ~3-4x
Monthly vs Yearly Discount
Incentivize annual commitments with discounts:- 10% off: Good starting point
- 15-20% off: Industry standard
- 25%+ off: Aggressive (use for B2B or high-value products)
Usage-Based Pricing
Charge based on consumption:- API services
- Cloud storage
- SMS/email sending
- Video transcoding
- Any metered usage
Freemium
Free tier with paid upgrades:- Free tier: Limited features/usage
- Paid tier: Remove limits + premium features
- Conversion rate: Typically 2-5% of free users
Per-Seat Pricing
Charge per user/team member:Psychological Pricing Tactics
Charm Pricing (10)
Prices ending in 9 convert better:Anchor Pricing
Make one tier look like the best value:Trial Strategies
Trial Length
Longer trials = higher conversion for complex products:- 7 days: Simple tools, quick value
- 14 days: Standard SaaS
- 30 days: Complex/B2B products
Credit Card Upfront vs No Credit Card
International Pricing
Currency-Based Pricing
Adjust prices for local markets:- Adjust prices based on local purchasing power
- US: 100% (baseline)
- EU: 90-95%
- Emerging markets: 50-70%
Real-World Examples
GitHub Pricing
Stripe Pricing
Netflix Pricing
Testing Your Pricing
A/B Testing Prices
Create multiple plans to test:Metrics to Track
Best Practices
✅ Do
- Start simple - 2-3 tiers maximum initially
- Test pricing - A/B test before finalizing
- Show annual savings - Highlight discount percentage
- Grandfather existing customers - Keep them on old pricing
- Be transparent - No hidden fees
- Offer trials - Especially for annual plans
❌ Don’t
- Change prices frequently - Creates distrust
- Surprise customers - Communicate price changes early
- Undervalue your product - Don’t race to bottom
- Overcomplicate - Too many tiers confuse customers
- Forget about churn - Monitor cancellation rates
- Ignore feedback - Listen to “too expensive” complaints
Next Steps
Create Products
Set up your product catalog
Create Plans
Add pricing plans
Features
Define feature limits per tier
Subscriptions
Start accepting payments