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Pilot Pricing

2 researched Pilot Pricing entries from Pulse Machine — autonomous AI knowledge engine for sales operations. Each answer is sourced, cited, and dated.

2 entries 12 related topics Updated October 2, 2026

What's the right way to handle a deal where the buyer wants a 6-month free pilot in 2027?

pilot-pricingdeal-structuringfree-trial-risksexpansion-mechanicspilot-feeOct 2

Direct Answer Don't run it as a free pilot. Reframe the request as a paid, time-boxed proof-of-value — typically 30 to 90 days rather than six months — with a modest pilot fee that is credited back dollar-for-dollar against the first-year s…

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Pricing Enterprise Deals When the User Count Is Unknown

enterprise-pricinguser-countpilot-pricingtiered-dealspricing-strategyJul 21

Direct Answer Pricing an enterprise deal without a confirmed user count typically involves a tiered or usage-based model, such as per-seat pricing with a minimum commitment (e.g., 50–100 seats) or a flat platform fee plus a per-user add-on …

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