Costs went up. They haven’t been told.

Costs went up. Margins are tighter. You need to raise prices. 

Most MSPs delay this conversation until it’s urgent, then send a blunt email that shocks clients. The MSPs who keep clients through price increases frame the change around value delivered, not cost incurred. 

The scenario:

You need to notify clients about a price increase while maintaining the relationship. 

The prompt:

You’re writing a price increase notification.

Context: [paste current pricing, new pricing, and the reason for the increase]

Write a 200-word email that:

  • Opens with a specific example of value delivered in the past 6 months

  • Introduces the increase with context (costs, investment in new capabilities)

  • States the new pricing clearly with the effective date

  • Offers a call to discuss before the change takes effect

  • Closes with a commitment to continued improvement

Tone: Transparent, confident, not apologetic. You’re worth the increase.