Collect important information from your customers to learn about the pros and cons of your pricing system as well as the optimal prices for your products. With 10,000+ free form templates to choose from, Jotform offers a quick and professional way to gather information on how much your customers are willing to pay for your products. Set up conditional logic, customize your surveys, and start collecting consumer responses in minutes.
Templates
Unsure how to start building your own survey? Jotform has you covered. Select one of our ready-made survey templates to get started. Add your own survey questions, use widgets of your choosing, and customize fonts and colors to match your brand.
Benefits
With Jotform you can create powerful online surveys that work for any business need. Use our drag-and-drop builder to design a survey that matches your company’s branding. You’ll also have access to thousands of fully customizable survey templates to use as a starting point.
Collect valuable customer information with your personalized Jotform survey. Manage and analyze survey responses in Jotform Tables to gain a deeper understanding of consumer opinions and trends and to boost your profit margin.
Once you’ve created the perfect survey for your business, you’ll have a variety of ways to send it to your customers. Share the survey by embedding it directly into your website, setting up automated emails, or sharing via a scannable QR code.
Build surveys that your customers enjoy filling out. With Jotform, you’ll have the option to make your survey questions appear one at a time, add a progress bar so your customers know how many questions are left, and provide them with a save and continue later option for convenience.
Generate reports that work for your business with Jotform Report Builder. Convert all your survey response data into professional reports to send to stakeholders and team members. Share your reports via email, embed them in your website, or download them as PDFs.
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Some data types that are useful to collect are customers’ acceptable price range, traits and attitudes, demographic data, and how they benchmark against your competitors.
To perform a price sensitivity analysis, divide the percentage change in quantity demanded by the percentage change in price.
The four types of pricing are value-based, competition-based, cost-plus, and dynamic pricing.
The three pricing objectives are growing, skimming, and following.
The four pricing goals include profit-oriented pricing, competitor-based pricing, market penetration, and skimming.