How do I set a pricing strategy once and let an AI worker manage updates?

Set the price once, let the AI worker run the updates — don't chase the market daily.

Pricing isn't a one-time guess in Free Builder's system. You set the strategy, the rules, and the guardrails once. Your AI worker executes against that logic the same way it handles marketing and support: you direct, it does the work.

Here's how to set it up:

1. Decide your model first. Flat fee, tiered, usage-based — pick what fits the SaaS you scaffolded, not what's trendy. This is judgment only you can supply.
2. Write the rules in plain English. Floor price, ceiling price, when a discount is allowed, when a tier upgrade triggers. This becomes part of the knowledge you already own — the same methodology layer that drives your service.
3. Hand the rules to your AI worker. Whether you're running Claude, GPT, or a packaged product, the worker checks pricing signals (usage, churn risk, plan fit) against your rules and adjusts within the bounds you set.
4. Review, don't rewrite. You're the operator. You read what changed and why, the way you review any AI-built code or copy — you don't redo the work by hand.
5. Update the rules, not the price, when something's off. If revenue looks wrong, fix the logic once. The worker applies the fix everywhere going forward.

The payoff isn't magic — it's consistency. No more manual spreadsheet checks, no emotional flinch before a price change. You defined the strategy; the system holds the line. That's the same trade you made with the build itself: your judgment sets the direction, the AI worker does the repeatable execution.