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Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation are rapidly transforming every part of global commerce — including pricing. From retail giants like Amazon to on-demand services like Uber to leading airlines, hotels, and car rental agencies, forward-thinking companies are using AI to turn data into massive returns. This rapid shift is creating opportunities and confusion. To remain […]
What we can learn from Vail Resorts’ new “Epic” pricing strategy | Perfect Price
Vail Resort’s “Epic Pass” changed the ski industry when it was first released a decade ago–I would argue, for the better–even though it was directly coupled with massively more expensive day passes (sometimes 2x prior prices). Since it first launched in 2008, the pass has grown, and as a result, the pricing structure became more […]
Webinar: Optimizing International Market Launches Through Pricing Insights | PriceBeam
This webinar looks at how pricing should play an integral role in international market launches and how willingness-to-pay research can help optimize the prices in each market. Imagine a US company wanting to export to Germany: should the German price be just the USD price converted into Euros? It could, but it is likely that German […]
Abstract When randomness in demand affects the sales of a product, retailers use dynamic pricing strategies to maximize their profits. In this article, we formulate the pricing problem as a continuous-time stochastic optimal control problem and find the optimal policy by solving the associated Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman (HJB) equation. We propose a new approach to modelling the […]
Anchor Pricing is the concept of making a product that was first offered seem cheaper when it put alongside another product. An example of this would be initially offering a customer a product that costs 300 GBP but then showing and comparing a more expensive alternative, say 450 GBP to that customer. That first product […]
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