Fair Price

[PMANN1]

From a marketing standpoint and taking classes on pricing the post directed to Marc at DRF got me thinking. What do people on the board think a fair price is for different handicapping products.
The Sheets and Thorograph are $25-$30 a day for the first track.
You'd have to bet at least $600 a day with a 5% ROI to break-even yet they still sell enough to make a good profit.
Monthly past performance services range from $99-$129 a month.
Selection services $6-$25 a day.
If the service and product are good what do you think a fair price is for the different categories (I'm not including programs)
Also, do people prefer a monthly rate with multiple tracks or is it better to offer a daily rate per track or both.
If I get enough information I may use for a project in class.
Thanks for any responses.

[formula_2002]

Originally posted by PMANN1
The Sheets and Thorograph are $25-$30 a day for the first track.
You'd have to bet at least $600 a day with a 5% ROI to break-even yet they still sell enough to make a good profit.


I hope people will appreciate that fact.

Joe M

[Derek2U]

the DRF is a+ for what it costs & like maybe u guys can get
vouchers from Bush43 2 cover it all.

[Zaf]

Great Values

TSN / Bris PP files .50 / 1.00 a card

DRF 5.00 for 4 - 6 cards

and yes ManOWar that little book, you know the Sports Eye one which contains a multitude of tracks. The one you are hung up over :)

ZAFONIC

[Zaf]

ManOWar

Ignore my last reply. It wasn't called for.


TRUCE

ZAFONIC

[Tom]

If it gets you winners, you can'tafford not to buy it.
If it doesn't, you can't afford to buy it ant any price.

[sq764]

Sports Eye and DRF are a joke for the price, IMO.

I think Bris $.50 files are a great deal.

Beyond that, I think the whole program/data file deal is a real racket.

[takeout]

Ditto that.

[Lefty]

Procaps files great deal and i'd like for HDW,ITS and others to have a mo. special for 5-10 trks.