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People are often anchored to an initial piece of information.
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Similar psychology:
Likely impacts:
Setting a clear anchor early, e.g., a crossed-out original price, could hold users' attention for longer by giving them a reference point to weigh options against.
Anchoring users to a higher reference price first may make your price feel like better value, though a low early anchor could make premium tiers feel worse.
The anchor effect could steer which product, package or tier users choose, potentially increasing purchases of higher tiers when a strong anchor is shown first.