Pricing Surface
Pricing ModelSales CompensationPlatform
A multi-input control surface that produces a net price for any commitment a customer might make — across volume, product, customer group, channel, and other inputs. Many possible pricing surfaces exist for the same product; Margin-Calibrated Discounting is the SPP practice that produces and operates the optimal one — calibrated against margin targets, tuned against the deal record, and paired with sales compensation that incentivizes reps to land deals at or near the calibrated surface.
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