Pricing design work often needs to include an unbundling phase. The current offer gets broken down into its key parts so that the contribution of each aspect to value can be understood. These function to value mappings are then connected to a value-based market segmentation in order to repackage offers so that they can be priced.

This series is focused on the challenges of pricing a portfolio of offers. In the first two posts, we looked at how pricing changes over time and how to set goals for a portfolio of offers. Now, we move on to the most difficult part of pricing a solution portfolio. Working out how to make the interactions between different offers work in your favour. We also look at some of the pitfalls.