
How to Price a Digital Product: The Problem Price
Most first prices start from your hours. Price from the buyer's side instead: name their problem, count what it costs them, charge a slice of that, and test it on three buyers.

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Cameron Limitless — Founder of Limitless Money Hub and creator of the SOI™ framework.
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Most first prices start from your hours. Price from the buyer's side instead: name their problem, count what it costs them, charge a slice of that, and test it on three buyers.

Consistency isn't a feeling. It's a floor you built earlier. Four parts (rhythm, asset, number, decision) that keep your business moving on the weeks you don't feel like it.

Your first product is too big. Find the question you've answered ten times, write the answer once, put it on one page with one price, and sell it this week.

Every sale passes through three moments: delivery, the sale and support. Here's how to find where you're still needed and hand off one, in the right order, this week.

A business flywheel only compounds if the sale comes back round. Seven steps in order, one yes/no check each. The first no is where your loop breaks, and the only thing to fix this week.

You do not need a new business to earn a pound that is not your hours. You need to separate one you already deliver. Four steps: split it, name what stays, price it, sell it once.
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