Pricing & Salesintermediate
Anchor Pricing
Definition
A pricing tactic where you show a higher reference price first so a second price feels like better value by comparison. The first number anchors the customer perception.
Why it matters
People judge prices relative to what they see first, not in absolute terms. A well-placed anchor can make your main offer feel like a bargain and lift conversions.
Example
A founder lists a £499 premium coaching package next to her £199 standard one. The £199 option suddenly feels reasonable, and most customers choose it.
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