01$1,000–3,000
Product portfolio planning
Which models earn a place in the range, and which overlap or cannibalise.
02 / ServicesWhat we plan
Eight ways to plan a stronger range.
From portfolio and pricing to spare parts and lifecycle — each service ends in decisions, with an indicative United States price range.
Advisory servicesServices
What we plan, and the range it runs.
Each engagement is sized to the question. Pick one service or combine a few; scope and fees are confirmed in writing first.
02$900–2,500
Accessories planning
The accessory mix riders actually buy first — planned, not guessed.
03$1,200–3,500
Spare-parts strategy
A tiered assortment that separates fast movers from the long tail.
04$1,000–3,500
Pricing strategy
Where each model sits against the market, and why.
05$1,500–5,000
Lifecycle planning
Refresh-versus-phase-out calls mapped to real demand.
06$1,500–4,000
Market demand analysis
Segment and regional demand, read in terms a planner can act on.
07$1,200–3,800
Product positioning
A defensible place in the market for each model and bundle.
08$2,000–6,000
Commercial product advisory
Ongoing advisory that keeps product and commercial aligned.
How an engagement runs
Four steps, no mystery.
Short and sequenced. You always know what the next deliverable is and when it lands.
01
Intake
You send the range, the market, and the decision in front of you.
02
Analysis
We read demand, pricing, and overlap against your goal.
03
Recommendation
A short set of calls — what to build, drop, or reprice.
04
Plan
A sequenced plan your team can take into tooling and catalog.
Indicative ranges are shown per service. Full price bands live on the pricing page.
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