Beer Line Cleaning Pricing Strategies
Stop Racing to the Bottom With Your Pricing
Are you tired of competing on price alone?
If you're like most draft service owners, you've probably set your prices by looking at what your competitor charges and going a bit lower. Maybe you're doing the "cost-plus" thing, adding 30% to your costs and hoping for the best.
Here's the problem: You're leaving serious money on the table.
While you're scraping by on $8-10 per line, there are draft service companies charging $16, $20, even $25 per line and their customers are happy to pay it.
What if You Could Charge Premium Prices...
and Have Customers Thank You for It?
Here's what I learned after running a successful draft service company for 6 years:
Your customers' draft systems generate $250,000 to $625,000 in revenue every single year. When that system goes down on a Friday night, they can lose $2,000 in sales in just three hours.
But here's the catch: you can't just raise your prices and expect customers to stick around. You need a strategy. You need to provide real value. And you need to understand exactly what that value is worth to them.
Your customers don't care about saving $3 on line cleaning.
They care about keeping their golden goose running.
I've put together everything I learned about pricing draft services in a comprehensive guide called "Beer Line Cleaning Pricing Strategies."
Inside this guide, you'll discover:
- The 3 Pricing Models Every Draft Service Owner Uses and why two of them will keep you broke
- The "Value-Based" Pricing Formula that let me charge $16 per line while competitors charged $8.50 (and my customers were happier)
- 5 Specific Ways to Add Real Value so you can justify premium pricing and sleep well at night
- Why "Great Service" Isn't Enough and what actually makes customers willing to pay more
- The Real Numbers Behind Draft Revenue. Once you see how much money your customers make, you'll never undercharge again
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When I started my draft service company in 2005, I made a decision. Instead of competing on price, I was going to compete on value.
The result? While everyone else was stuck at $8.50 per line, I started at $16 and went up from there. My customers weren't just satisfied they were advocates. Word spread, and I had more business than I could handle.
Six years later, I sold that company to a competitor. Not because it was failing, but because it was thriving.
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and discover how to price your services based on value, not desperation.
