Your platform cost is fixed, your price isn't. Here are three client packages you can rename and sell this week, the margin behind each, and the rules for pricing on value instead of cost.
Clients don't buy modules, they buy results. Rename these to fit your niche, map the modules underneath, and quote a flat monthly price. Prices shown are examples; set your own.
A worked example on the Agency tier (100% payout, unlimited clients, $349/mo flat). Notice your platform cost doesn't move as you add clients, every new package is almost pure margin.
| Line | 10 Growth clients | 20 Growth clients |
|---|---|---|
| Client price ($249/mo each) | $2,490/mo | $4,980/mo |
| Your payout share (unlimited clients) | $2,116/mo | $4,233/mo |
| Your platform cost (Agency, flat) | – $349/mo | – $349/mo |
| Net recurring to you | $1,767/mo | $3,884/mo |
| Per year | ~$21,200 | ~$46,600 |
Illustrative. You set client prices; your share routes automatically via Stripe Connect. Payout rate rises with your tier, see Pricing.
Add up the tools your package replaces and price below that, but nowhere near your cost. "$249 instead of $900" sells itself.
One of Mewayz's biggest wins is no per-module fees. Pass that simplicity on, flat pricing is easier to sell and predict.
Most clients pick the middle option. Make Growth the obvious best value and let Starter and Pro frame it.
A one-time $300–$1,000 onboarding fee covers your setup time and filters out tire-kickers, without touching your recurring price.
Test a higher price on the next cohort while grandfathering existing clients. You learn your ceiling with zero churn risk.
Put your chosen package into the client proposal template, a clean, printable proposal that turns a quote into a signed yes.
Set your packages once and every sale becomes the same easy conversation, with the margin landing in your account.
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