The best way to ensure that your pricing is competitive without pricing products too low for your business to survive is to understand your costs and the profit per piece. Once you can calculate how ...

Paying attention to manufacturing costs is a necessity, no matter the size of your business, but for smaller enterprises that have lower cash reserves, carefully monitoring the production expenses is ...

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When Software as a Service (SaaS) products scale, it might be tempting to think that traditional unit economics rules no longer apply. Expectations of economies of scale further fuel this notion. Yet, ...

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Unit pricing makes comparing products—from one brand to the next or between different sizes—more like comparing apples to apples, so it's easier to see which item really saves you the most money.