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Packages and Add-Ons Pricing Table

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Structure options so buyers can choose quickly.

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Design package pricing for my services. Services I offer: [SERVICES]. Typical client types and budgets: [CLIENT_TYPES]. Time and cost to deliver each element: [DELIVERY_COSTS]. Competitor price range (verified): [COMPETITOR_RANGE]. Target profit: [TARGET_PROFIT].

Deliver:
1. A package matrix: Element | Starter | Standard | Premium. Mark each with included, limited (state the limit), or add-on. The packages should map to client situations, not to arbitrary quantities.
2. Pricing calculation per package: hours x rate + direct costs + margin, showing the arithmetic and the resulting price. Round to sensible prices.
3. Add-on menu with prices and prerequisites.
4. A comparison summary a client can read in 30 seconds.
5. Positioning notes: how to describe each package, the one I recommend by default, and the type of client who should avoid it.
6. A discount policy (what I will trade instead of cutting price).
7. Review: check each package's margin, check for overlaps, and check that the step from one package to the next is clear.

Add a short script for the question "Which one should I choose?" with three questions to ask. Use only my numbers and mark assumptions.

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Package | Includes | Price
Basic | Deep clean, 2 hours, supplies | 140
Standard | Basic plus oven and fridge | 210
Premium | Standard plus windows, 1 free re-visit within 7 days | 290
Add-ons: carpet shampoo 60 per room; garage 80; laundry folding 25.
Anchor: Standard is the recommended choice for homes of 3 bedrooms (40 percent of past customers).
Example total: Standard 210 + 2 rooms carpet shampoo 120 = 330. Premium comparison: 290 + 120 = 410.
Value check: Premium is 80 more than Standard (290 - 210) for windows and a re-visit.
Quote text (about 45 words) presents three options with the middle one first. Terms: valid 30 days; 25 percent deposit; terms reviewed by a lawyer [VERIFY].

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