Bongsky Technologies Posted 23 hours ago Share Posted 23 hours ago Part 1: The "Feature Priority" Questions Before talking about money, get them to rank what they actually need. "If you could only pick THREE, which features would make you switch from your current spreadsheet or third-party CRM to an internal WHMCS module?" [ ] Lead/Prospect management (separate from clients) [ ] Visual Kanban Sales Pipeline [ ] Staff @mentions and internal collaboration notes [ ] Automated Follow-up/Drip emails for "Abandoned Carts" [ ] WhatsApp/SMS integration for lead alerts "What is the biggest 'workflow killer' in WHMCS today that this module should fix?" Part 2: The "Pricing Strategy" Questions This is where you gauge their budget. Be direct but offer options. "How would you prefer to pay for a high-quality CRM Addon?" One-Time License: Pay once (e.g., $150 - $300) with 6 months of updates. Monthly Subscription: Low entry cost (e.g., $10 - $20/mo) with ongoing support. Annual Plan: A discounted yearly rate (e.g., $100 - $180/year). "WHMCS has moved to client-based pricing. Should a CRM module do the same, or should it be a Flat Fee regardless of how many leads you have?" "What is the 'Sweet Spot' price for a module like this?" Option A: $49 (Basic: Leads & Notes) Option B: $99 (Pro: Pipeline & Automations) Option C: $199+ (Enterprise: Multi-staff, API, Marketing Tools) Part 3: The "Competitive Comparison" Question "Market leaders like ModulesGarden charge ~$350 for a lifetime CRM license or ~$35/month for a bundle. To win your business, does our module need to be cheaper than them, or just easier to use? Visit Our Portfolio - Click Here 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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