Price is the first thing a buyer sees. Before a buyer reads the full details, the price tells them if the product feels fair. A fair price can bring more buyers. A very high price can stop a buyer, even if the product is good. This is true for a first product most of all. A first product needs buyers, feedback, and trust. A fair price helps a new seller get all three.
How the Tradigo Fee Works
Tradigo charges a flat 8% platform fee on every sale. This means the seller keeps 92% of every sale. The fee does not change from one sale to the next. A seller can plan with clear numbers. For example, a ₹100 sale means ₹8 fee and ₹92 for the seller. The seller keeps most of the sale price. Payments go through Razorpay. After a sale, the seller can withdraw money via bank, UPI, PayPal, or USDT. A seller should know the fee before setting a price. A clear fee makes pricing easy. There is no need to guess.
Work Out Your Price with Simple Maths
Use simple maths to work out what you keep. Take the price. Take away 8%. What is left is what the seller keeps. Price minus 8% is what the seller keeps. For example, a ₹149 sale means ₹11.92 fee and ₹137.08 for the seller. A ₹499 sale means ₹39.92 fee and ₹459.08 for the seller. A higher price means a higher fee in rupees. But the seller still keeps 92% each time. To work out your own price, use the same steps. First, choose a price. Next, work out 8% of that price. Then take that amount away from the price. The result is what you keep. Check the maths on a calculator before publishing. A small check now can stop a mistake later. It takes only a minute.
Start Low on Your First Product
A lower first price can help a new seller in many ways. It makes it easier for a buyer to try a new product from a new seller. The first buyers can then give honest feedback. Honest feedback shows what works well. It also shows what needs to change. That feedback matters more than one big sale. One big sale gives money once. Good feedback helps the product grow and sell for a long time. A first product is for learning and trust, not for a big profit. A seller learns how buyers use the product. Trust grows when buyers feel the price was fair. Start low. Learn fast. Build trust step by step.
Raise the Price Only When the Product Grows
A price can go up when the product grows. More content can mean more value. Better results can mean more value too. More happy buyers can also show that the product works well. When these things grow, a higher price can be fair. But the rise should be slow. Raise the price in small steps. A small step is easy for buyers to accept. Say clearly what is new in the product. Tell the buyer what has been added and what has been improved. Tell the buyer why the new price is fair. Clear words build trust. Do not raise the price for no reason. Raise it only when the product is truly better.
Write the Price Honestly on the Page
Write plainly what the buyer gets for the price. List the main parts of the product. Say that buyers get lifetime download access. Remember the general policy of no refunds for digital products. The buyer should know this before paying. Full information helps the buyer decide with care. A buyer who knows all the facts does not feel cheated. Honest words on the page protect the seller too. They stop confusion after the sale.
A fair price, worked out honestly, sells again and again. Visit Tradigo