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Free SaaS Pricing Tier Calculator

Turn your cost per customer and margin target into a Starter / Pro / Enterprise pricing ladder. No signup.

Hosting, AI/API costs, support time — whatever it costs you per customer per month.

Most SaaS companies target 70-85% gross margin.

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How It Works

Step 1

Estimate Cost Per Customer

Hosting, AI/API usage, and support cost per customer per month.

e.g. $6/mo

Step 2

Set Your Target Margin

What gross margin are you aiming for?

e.g. 70%

Step 3

Get Your Pricing Ladder

A Starter, Pro, and Enterprise price point built off your break-even price.

e.g. $20 / $50 / $120 per month

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this pricing calculator work?

It computes your break-even price (cost per customer divided by 1 minus your target margin), then builds a three-tier ladder around it using common SaaS multipliers: Starter at your break-even price, Pro at roughly 2.5x, and Enterprise at roughly 6x.

Is this SaaS pricing calculator free?

Yes — calculating your pricing tiers is completely free with no signup required. Enter your cost per customer and target margin and get instant results.

What margin should I target?

Most SaaS companies target 70-85% gross margin. If your product has high per-customer costs (heavy AI/API usage, for example), you may need a lower margin target or a usage-based pricing model instead of flat tiers.

Why three tiers instead of one price?

Tiered pricing lets you capture more value from customers who need more (Pro, Enterprise) while keeping an accessible entry point (Starter). Most SaaS revenue tends to concentrate in the middle tier — price it as your best option, not just a stepping stone.

Should Enterprise really be a flat price?

In practice, most companies list Enterprise as "Contact Us" and negotiate case by case. Use the generated Enterprise number as your internal anchor, not necessarily a price you publish.

How do I know if people will actually pay these prices?

A pricing model is only as good as the demand behind it. Before you commit to these tiers, check whether people are actually frustrated enough by the problem to pay for a fix — our free Idea Validator checks your idea against real complaints from Reddit, Hacker News, and Indie Hackers.