Choose your segment and enter competitor prices
Solo, small business, mid-market, or enterprise sets a pricing multiplier; a competitor low/high range anchors the midpoint your Pro tier is priced against.
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Pricing Tier Builder
Pick your target segment, list your features with a value rating, and add two competitor prices — get a suggested Free/Pro/Enterprise structure with price points and feature gating, recalculated live.
- Transparent rules, not a random generator
- Recalculates as you edit features or prices
- Runs entirely in your browser
Features
Suggested tiers
Gating warnings
Insights
How it works
Rate each feature by value
Mark every feature as nice-to-have, valuable, or core/must-have. That rating — not a random draw — decides which tier the feature is gated into.
Get a calculated tier structure with gating warnings
Free, Pro, and Enterprise prices and feature lists are computed live, along with warnings when packaging looks unbalanced — too many features in Free, no Enterprise-exclusive differentiator, or too small a price gap.
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Frequently asked questions
How are the tier prices calculated?
Pro is priced from the midpoint of your competitor low/high range, scaled by a multiplier for your target segment (e.g. 0.7x for solo/indie, 2.8x for enterprise), then rounded to a typical SaaS price ending. Enterprise is set at roughly 3x Pro (2.2x for the enterprise segment itself, since the price gap is already large).
How does feature gating work?
Nice-to-have features fill Free up to a segment-specific allowance (0 for enterprise, up to 2 for solo/SMB). Valuable and core features default into Pro. When you mark 4 or more features as core, the tool reserves roughly a third of them as Enterprise-exclusive to give the top tier real differentiation.
What do the gating warnings mean?
They flag common packaging mistakes: a Free tier with too many features (weak upgrade incentive), an Enterprise tier with nothing exclusive, no core features at all, or a Pro-to-Enterprise price gap under 1.5x. They are directional prompts to review, not hard rules.
Can I use this for a two-tier (no Free) product?
The tool always outputs three tiers, but nothing stops you from treating Free as a time-limited trial instead of a permanent plan — for the enterprise segment specifically, the tool already suggests that.
Is this pricing final and ready to publish?
No — treat the output as a starting hypothesis to validate with real prospects (for example a pricing page test or a handful of sales calls), not a number to publish without checking against your actual costs and margin targets.
Is my pricing data sent anywhere?
No. Every input stays in your browser and the calculation runs entirely client-side — nothing is uploaded or stored.
How We Compare
| Feature | MVPHub | Spreadsheet pricing models | General-purpose AI assistants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segment-based price anchoring from competitor input | Included | Limited | Limited |
| Feature-by-feature tier gating logic | Included | Limited | Not included |
| Structural gating warnings (Free bloat, no Enterprise hook, etc.) | Included | Not included | Not included |
| No login or setup required to try | Included | Included | Included |
Spreadsheet models require building the formulas yourself, and a general-purpose AI assistant gives a one-off suggestion without a repeatable, transparent rule set. MVPHub applies the same explicit gating and price-scaling logic every time you adjust an input.
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