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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
When you're solving new problems, that's a great time to think about that as well. If you create a really big new feature that solves a new job to be done or solves an existing job to be done in a much better way, that's a great opportunity to introduce that higher price tier… it's a lot easier than just raising the price across the board.
Launch a new tier alongside a new feature — not as a standalone price hike
Bundling a price increase with a meaningful new capability reframes the change as added value rather than a take. Existing subscribers self-select up to the higher tier because they're paying for the new thing, not absorbing a hike. Time price changes to coincide with substantive feature launches.
Femtech was one we think Family Management is a huge category... Sports is another big one... private wealth and Tax Advisor, right? A lot of this data is out there — your tax code is very publicly written every day, it's just impossible to read.
Underbuilt category-killer opportunities: femtech, family, sports, private wealth
Crowley names four categories that lack a duopoly winner and are ripe for a category killer: femtech, family management (the 'chief household officer'), youth sports coordination, and personal wealth/tax advisory for the $100K-$1M asset tier. The diagnostic — 'who's the Apple of X?' — should have an obvious answer in a mature category. When it doesn't, that's the gap.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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