MarketGuru

Input variables about your customer and your (online) product and the system will output the price a customer is willing to pay.

I'm analyzing this customer, a young professional, 28 years old, earning $75,000 annually. They're based in an urban area in the USA and often check out tech review sites. I'm looking at their interest in a smartwatch with features like heart rate monitoring, GPS, and it being waterproof. Similar products are usually in the $200 to $300 range. They stumbled upon this offer on TechEcommerce.com.
I've got a customer profile to assess: it's a middle-aged teacher living in a suburban area, with an annual income of around $50,000. She's 45 and not very tech-savvy but spends a good amount of time on educational websites. I'm considering her potential interest in a high-end e-reader with features like an anti-glare screen and extended battery life. Competing e-readers are priced between $150 to $250. She came across this e-reader while browsing on BookWorldOnline.com.
Checking a customer: Retired, 70, $30,000/year, small town. Rarely online, saw a simple cell phone ad on SeniorDeals.com. Basic features, competitors around $50-$100
Looking at a customer who's a small business owner, 35, earning $90,000 a year, in a city. Often online, especially on business forums. Would they pay $50/month for my SaaS with productivity tools? Competitors charge $30-$70/month.
SaaS for productivity tools, $50/month - will a 35-year-old city-based small business owner making $90,000/year, often on business forums, see value in it? Competitors range $30-$70/month.