How are you all handling pricing of B2B or B2C products/services?

[SomebodySysop]

I asked similar questions recently, and got this response, which I really like: End-User Pay-As-You-Go Model - #12 by pieter

Don’t even mention tokens, except in the fine print when they ask how you arrive at the pricing. $10 a month plus usage “credits”. You gotta buy quarters for the machine, sort of thing.

@bloodlinealphaDev

For the app (blog co-writer app), I decided to charge a $10 per month subscription. The subscription includes $5 worth of api cost (prompt and input) per month. The unused credit does not roll over month to month. So $5.00 for app access and 5.00 worth of api calls. If a user exceeds this limit, the have the option to buy extra credits (min 1.005.00worthofapicalls.Ifauserexceedsthislimit,thehavetheoptiontobuyextracredits(min1.005.00 worth of api calls. If a user exceeds this limit, the have the option to buy extra credits (min 1.00 - max $10.00) to finish off the month. Again these do not roll over to the next month.

You think anyone will complain about losing X dollars in credit each month? I was thinking no rollovers myself, but then, I probably wouldn’t like it much if my credit amount didn’t rollover. Still a quandary for me.