From setup to recommendation in one streamlined workflow.
Instead of asking parents "What would you pay?", Priceography shows them realistic pricing scenarios and measures what they actually choose. This is called tradeoff-based research — the same approach used by airlines, hotels, and consumer brands to set prices.
The difference: we've made it simple enough for any studio owner to use, and powerful enough to produce a real pricing recommendation.
Enter current pricing, class types, season info. Priceography generates a research-grade survey design automatically.
Share a branded link. Parents complete a 6–8 minute mobile-friendly survey. No login or app required.
See preference charts, price sensitivity bands, segment comparisons, and confidence scores as responses come in.
Use the interactive simulator to model any combination of tuition, tiers, and fees. See projected enrollment and revenue.
Multiple AI models review the evidence and help stress-test the pricing direction. You get a summary and a print-ready executive brief.
Parents are shown 10 pricing scenarios, each presenting two realistic class options side by side. They simply pick which one they'd prefer — no open-ended questions, no confusing scales.
The entire survey takes 6–8 minutes on any device. It's mobile-friendly and requires no login or personal information.
Responses are completely anonymous — no names, no emails, no tracking.
Sample Survey Question
Which class option would you prefer for your child?
Option A
2x per week
60 min classes
$135/month
No recital fee
Option B
1x per week
90 min classes
$110/month
$75 recital fee
Results Dashboard Preview
| Simple survey tools | Priceography |
|---|---|
| Ask "what would you pay?" | Show realistic tradeoffs, measure choices |
| Bar charts and percentages | Decision-ready recommendation |
| One-size-fits-all questions | Research-grade conjoint design |
| Export a CSV | Interactive simulator + AI-supported analysis + executive brief |
| You interpret the data | AI models review and help stress-test the direction |