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elasticity-lab

elasticity-lab

github.com/gtmagentsMarketing & growth42866 installsUpdated 30w ago
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About elasticity-lab

elasticity-lab is a skill for modeling how pricing changes may affect customer segments and monetization metrics. It provides scenario analysis, cohort risk flags, and pilot-planning templates for pricing reviews and experiments.

Key features

  1. 01Pricing data inputs
  2. 02Elasticity response bands
  3. 03Scenario impact calculations
  4. 04Cohort risk flags
  5. 05Pilot planning templates

Use cases

  1. 01Model price changes across segments
  2. 02Assess new consumption or seat metrics
  3. 03Stress-test monetization experiments
  4. 04Plan pricing pilots and success criteria

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/gtmagents/gtm-agents --skill elasticity-lab

After installing, type/elasticity-labin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Elasticity Lab Skill

When to Use

  • Modeling price increases/decreases across segments.
  • Evaluating new pricing metrics (consumption, seats, feature gates).
  • Stress testing monetization experiments before council reviews.

Framework

  1. Data Inputs – define baseline metrics (ASP, win rate, churn, attach rate) with data sources.
  2. Elasticity Curves – map expected response bands (conservative/moderate/aggressive).
  3. Scenario Builder – plug in price/metric changes and auto-calc ARR, margin, churn impact.
  4. Risk Flags – highlight cohorts sensitive to change (industry, tenure, product mix).
  5. Experiment Plan – propose pilot cohorts, measurement windows, and success criteria.

Templates

  • Elasticity workbook (inputs, assumptions, scenarios, summary).
  • Pilot plan checklist with KPI thresholds.
  • Risk matrix by cohort.

Tips

  • Keep historical data windows consistent to avoid noisy comparisons.
  • Document assumptions + version history for auditability.
  • Pair with pricing-governance to log council approvals.

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