Best for
Service providers, subscription businesses, and retainer-based work.
Use this when
At least 30 days before the change takes effect — longer for annual agreements.
Preview
Email body
Hi [First Name], I want to give you plenty of notice about a pricing change. Starting [Date], [Offer] will be [New Price] (currently [Price]). WHY [One honest sentence — rising costs, expanded scope, added capability. No essay.] WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU - Your current rate holds until [Date]. - [What is staying exactly the same.] - [Anything new they now get, if applicable.] WHAT YOU NEED TO DO Nothing — the change happens automatically on [Date]. If you'd like to discuss your plan or lock in [term] at the current rate, reply before [Date] and we'll talk. Thank you for your business. I don't take it for granted. [Your Name] [Business Name]
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If you have written contracts or subscription terms, check the notice period and change-of-price clauses before announcing an increase. Consumer-protection and subscription-renewal rules vary by location.
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