Packaging, then the metric, then the number. In that order.
Packaging first, then the value metric, then the price point, because every tier boundary, trial rule, and price increase hangs off what you include and what you meter. Then the concrete calls: freemium or free trial, where the tiers break, what the willingness-to-pay research says, and how to raise prices without churning the base. It will also tear down a pricing page for clarity and for what an AI answer engine can read from it. In-product upgrade screens are suede-paywalls.
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When to reach for it
The user is deciding what to charge, restructuring plans, weighing a free tier or trial, or raising prices.
What's inside
- Before Starting
- Pricing Fundamentals
- Value Metrics
- Tier Structure Overview
- Pricing Research
- When to Raise Prices
- Pricing Page Best Practices
- Pricing Checklist
- Task-Specific Questions
- Related Skills
Example prompt
Use $suede-pricing on [target]. The user is deciding what to charge, restructuring plans, weighing a free tier or trial, or raising prices. Work through tiers, freemium versus free trial, value metric, willingness-to-pay research, and price increases without churning the base, ground every recommendation in evidence the user can check, and return the decisions, the reasoning, and what to measure next.Reference material
Loaded on demand, not up front:
Credit
This Suede skill includes licensed source material. Attribution and licence terms remain in NOTICE.md.
Install this skill
It ships inside the Suede Creator Skills pack, so one install brings the whole pack and this skill with it. Claude Code takes two commands the first time and one after that; Codex installs the same pack natively.
$ /plugin marketplace add JasonColapietro/suede-creator-skills $ /plugin install suede-skills@suede
$ codex plugin add suede-skills@suede-codex
Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf install through the skills CLI. Every path is on the install page, and every folder is readable first on GitHub.