Set the pricing rules once, then let your AI worker run them. That's the same operating pattern Free Builder uses everywhere: you design the knowledge, the AI executes it, whichever tool you point at it.
Pricing is knowledge like anything else in the system, tiers, discount limits, when a price test is worth running. Write it down once in plain English, and it stops being a decision you re-litigate every week.
How to set it up:
- Write the pricing logic once. Tiers, floor and ceiling, the conditions that trigger a change. This is the part only you can define, it's your judgment about what the market will pay.
- Hand it to your AI worker. Same move as marketing and support: roll your own with Claude or GPT, or use a packaged tool, load the rules in.
- Wire it to the payments layer. The scaffold ships with payments built in, so price changes apply without you touching code.
- Set a review cadence, not daily oversight. Check in weekly or monthly against real usage, not on impulse.
- Let the AI propose and execute inside your boundaries. You approve rule changes, not every price move.
The upside isn't magic, it's removing yourself from a decision you already made. You stop guessing and start collecting the result of a call you made once.
