Description
Change your prices with the maths done first
Costs went up and you know you need to raise prices. What you do not know is by how much, which offers carry the increase, and how many customers you can afford to lose before the increase costs you money. The price and margin reset planner answers all three questions before you announce anything.
What you get
- Offer economics per product or service: true contribution after the costs you actually incur.
- Cost-change modelling so an input rise flows through to the margin figure automatically.
- Scenario comparison — how much volume you can lose at each new price before you are worse off.
- Guardrails that flag a price below your own floor.
- A transition plan for existing customers, contracts and quoted work.
- Five price-change and FAQ message drafts to adapt, plus a monitoring sheet for what really happened.
Files and format
8-page PDF guide + Excel workbook with 13 sheets and 267 working formulas.
Workbook sheets: Start Here, Assumptions, Offer Economics, Cost Changes, Scenarios, Packages, Guardrails, Transition Plan, Monitor, Comms, Dashboard, Checks, Sources & Limits
The spreadsheet opens in Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Numbers and Google Sheets. Language: English. Delivered as an instant download after payment.
Who it is for
Owners of small service or product businesses facing a cost increase who do not want to guess at the new price.
Licence
Internal use by one organisation, up to five named people. Reselling or publishing the files is not permitted. Team licences available on request.
Please note
This is an educational tool that helps you organise your own information and make your own decisions. It is not financial, legal, tax or security advice. Last updated 4 September 2026.
What the price and margin reset planner includes
The price and margin reset planner is a spreadsheet with a PDF workbook. It calculates the true margin on each offer after costs, models a price increase before you commit to it, and gives you the wording for telling existing customers what is changing and when.





