What price — or price rise — optimizes the business?

Pricing Compass ezPrice Test

Get price wrong and everything downstream is wasted. Four rigorous models match four pricing scenarios, consumers "actually buy" inside a simulated store, and elasticity plus cannibalization come out in one read.

Why the old way fails

Traditional price tests process by hand and report after the market has moved; questionnaire settings sit far from real purchase moments; and one-size methods can't match different pricing scenarios.

The path

How the chain runs

  1. 01

    Four models for four scenarios: PSM (no preset points), GG (preset points), extended GG (repricing vs competitors), CBC (multi-product, multi-competitor moves).

  2. 02

    Simulated commerce: choice tasks, PK, CBC and MaxDiff all run inside replica Taobao/JD interfaces, as close to the real decision as testing gets.

  3. 03

    Model-matched design: 5-6 price points for GG, 5-7 per product for CBC, 8-12 tasks per respondent.

  4. 04

    Proprietary automated processing plus a live dashboard — results output in one click when fieldwork ends.

Key numbers
4种models: PSM, GG, extended GG, CBC
5-7个price points per product in CBC designs
≥200minimum recommended PSM sample
1键click to output results from the live dashboard
Field cases (anonymized)
A leading ice-cream brand

A GG design with six price points around the intended premium completed concept screening and pricing in one study — 20 RMB emerged as the optimum, at peak cumulative purchase intent.

A leading laundry brand

A CBC across 3 own products × 10 competitors quantified how cost-driven price rises would shift share of choice — including cannibalization inside and outside the portfolio.

What you get

Optimal-price recommendation with elasticity curves, demand impact and cannibalization analysis — one click from the live dashboard.

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