How much do you upcharge your items?

[babycakes911]

just wondering because i have been upcharging about 20 cents more than market price, sometimes 50 cents but it feels like i'm not gaining money quick enough. I was just wondering if maybe I should be upcharging more

[Tech e Play]

10% more than market price. I'm level MAX after more than a month playing several hours a day. Nowadays I make something around 25K a day. But I didn't get all expansions and licenses yet. I'm making money before getting them all. I will get the remaining when I get money enough to buy all of the missing expansions and licenses, all the products and still remains more than one million $. I have $1.5 million at the moment. I'll get them when I reach $1.8 million.

[frisky]

Damn , i'am to cheap. I set my price even a little lower then market price , to the closest 0.10 to make it easy at the cashier desk to return money.
I thought price would affect how many customers would show up. But probably it does not.

[Applejack]

I set prices 5% above market price. I get 0-5 complaints about products being too expensive.

I hope we will be able to change prices via the computer in the future. It would be so much easier to test how different prices affect. :D

[shadowbeast]

I keep my prices at market value and earning plenty of money.

[The Game Bug]

I set my prices to about 50¢ lower than market prices, with the only drawback (in a good way) is everything sells very quickly. Not always a high profit margin, but seems to be working for me.

[Silver_KSA]

Try different values, I do +0.50$ or make it close to no change

For example,
Market price 4.39 $
I set it to 5$

I think ( not sure ) if the product price is high you can increase more, like if it was 10$ you can sell 11$

Customers will never be satisfied so play around the prices and see for yourself.

[xander]

i always round up to the nearest dollar

[beebopper]

I do it a little different to others without using mods and I go for a more simulated effect..

Levels 0-30: 20c above market value.

Levels 30-50: I change to using percentages.. 6% above market value as it comes close to the 20c for the lower items.

Levels 50-70: 6.5% above market value to allow higher end products to be charged the equivalent of $1 - $2 above market value whilst the lower end items maintain the 20c-30c above market value.

Levels 70-90: 7% above market value.. similar to above but now $1.50-$2.50 above market value for the higher end items.

Levels 90+: 7.5% above market value.. mainly because I got impatient to obtain the last few expansions.. lol .. otherwise next time i'd stay at a 7% max

There ya go.. it's how I got to max level.. others will vary but the above worked very well for me.