How do you set a pricing strategy once, then let an AI worker stick to it without second-guessing?

Set the price once, write the rule, then let your AI worker apply it. Free Builder doesn't hand you a pricing algorithm — the framework's model is that you define the judgment call once, and your AI workers execute against it every time after, the same way you'd design the "knowledge" behind your service.

Here's how that plays out for pricing:

1. Pick your starting price based on what your MVP replaces or saves someone — not a guess, a number tied to value.
2. Write the rule down — when to raise it, when to grandfather existing customers, when to add a tier. This is the methodology piece; it lives with your other product knowledge.
3. Hand the rule to your AI worker the same way you'd hand it a support script or a marketing brief — it executes, it doesn't decide strategy.
4. Wire it into the stack you already have. The scaffold includes payments (Stripe, typically), so updates are a config change your AI worker makes, not a re-architecture.
5. Review outcomes, not transactions. Check monthly: did the rule do what you wanted? Adjust the rule, not each individual price.
6. Trade rules with the community. Other operators running the same framework have tested pricing rules — you don't have to design this from zero.

You still own the call on what your service is worth. The AI just stops you from re-litigating it every week.