How do you decide when to raise prices without damaging relationships with customers?
Replied byMarc Boroditsky
Chief Revenue Officer, Nebius at Nebius
Niche: Technology, AI
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2023
First, we are honest about reality. Demand is huge and supply is limited, so there is room for premium pricing, especially on valuable workloads. But we do not act randomly. We look at strategic fit, long-term potential, and unit economics. Pricing is part of a broader relationship, not just a short-term grab for more dollars.
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