đź’ˇ Why I Price My Services the Way I Do

Have you ever encountered a service priced differently than you expected—sometimes even surprisingly low? Recently, someone suggested I raise my rates to match the competition. While I appreciate the advice, I want to explain the unique value behind my pricing so you can see why it makes sense.


🔑 Focus on Control and Ownership

My primary goal is to empower you. Every service I create is designed to give you complete control over your results and data. For example, my stock alert spreadsheet uses free Google tools to let you choose the stocks you track. The spreadsheet automatically delivers results—putting you in charge. I provide the formulas and framework, but you control the experience.


đź’Ž Value Beyond the Price

While competitors influence pricing, I prioritize value over cost. Before creating any service, I research free alternatives and identify their limitations. For instance, many free contact form tools restrict the number of messages you can collect. My code allows you to collect unlimited contact information with minimal restrictions, and you can install it yourself—saving money while gaining flexibility.


⚖️ Choosing What Matters Most

Ultimately, the decision is yours. If you value complete control, data ownership, and cost‑effective solutions with fewer limitations than free alternatives, my services may be the perfect fit. I encourage you to consider the overall value, not just the price, when making purchasing decisions. By understanding the unique features and benefits each service offers, you can choose the one that best aligns with your priorities.


📌 Conclusion

Pricing isn’t just about numbers—it’s about the value delivered. My services are designed to empower you, reduce limitations, and give you ownership of your tools and data. If this resonates with you, please share this post to help spread the word. Thank you for supporting the value I strive to deliver.


⚠️ Disclaimer

This blog post is intended to provide general information and shouldn’t be considered professional advice. Please consult with relevant experts for specific situations.

Eric Kouassi

Building cool stuff in spreadsheets & web. Your go-to for tech & affiliate marketing tips. Let's connect! #techtips #affiliate #freelance #openforwork

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