Analytics for Marketing

Price Premium

Price premium refers to the difference between the price of a product and the perceived value of the product to the consumer. Price Premium is calculated as percentage by which the price of a given brand exceeds a benchmark price. Benchmark price being a specific competitor or weighted average across competitive set of brands.

What it is

Price Premium is calculated as percentage by which the price of a given brand exceeds a benchmark price.

Benchmark price being a specific competitor or weighted average across competitive set of brands.

Price Premium explained with simple example

How to use

Price premium refers to the difference between the price of a product and the perceived value of the product to the consumer.

Commanding price premium offers several benefits: (1) increase profit margin, (2) Differentiate from competition, (3) A price premium can be used to strengthen a brand’s image.

What to consider

Benchmarks include average price paid, average price displayed, and price of a relevant competitor.

Prices can be compared at any level in the channel and can be calculated on a gross basis or net of discounts and rebates.

Can also be calculated as Price Premium Index