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PPV pricing

Price pay-per-view content from your own sales.

Pay-per-view prices are usually a guess. Your past sales already show which prices fans accept, which ones earn the most, and whether your best fans would pay more. erscope groups those sales so the pattern is visible.

Sales by price band

Every pay-per-view sale goes into a price band, from under $5 to $50 and above. For each band you see sales, buyers, how many bought again, net revenue and its share of the total, for the last 30 or 90 days or all time.

What big spenders pay

The average price paid by your big spenders is shown next to everyone else. If the gap is wide, there may be room for a higher-priced item aimed at them.

Suggestions worth trying

Once there are enough sales, erscope suggests up to three things to try: the band where your revenue comes from, a step up for big spenders, cheap items that sell a lot but earn little, or a first premium item. They are suggestions from your own data, not guarantees.

Who bought what

For every item you can see who bought it, and which active fans buy pay-per-view but have not bought this one yet: the people most likely to want it.

Questions

How many sales do I need?
The bands show from the first sale. Suggestions appear from 20 pay-per-view sales in the chosen period, so they rest on more than a handful of purchases.
Does erscope change my prices?
No. erscope only reads and suggests. You set every price yourself.

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