E-commerce pricing must cover the economics of the offer and make sense to the intended customer. The displayed price alone does not show the margin after delivery, payment processing, discounts and expected returns.
Calculate an order's contribution using a consistent treatment of fees and variable costs. Compare the customer's realistic alternatives and the value of service or product differences. Model promotions separately rather than assuming every discounted sale is incremental.
Monitor realized margin and customer response after price changes. Check whether shipping charges or promotion conditions create confusion at checkout. Use scenario estimates as planning tools and revise them when actual costs or demand differ.
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