How to use the Price Increase Email Generator.
Explain what changes, when it changes and what the customer can do. Keep existing commitments and exceptions consistent with the actual policy.
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Explain the old price, new price and effective condition, then state the customer's actual options. Compare the message with existing commitments and renewal rules so the copy does not imply a different policy.
- What you provide
- Actual price change, timing and rationale.
- What you get
- Customer announcement with concrete next steps.
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Illustrative input and output · a teaching example, not a live WebAct run
Example input
Example Reports monthly renewal price changes from USD 12 to USD 15 for renewals on or after 1 December 2026. Included features stay the same. Customers can review or cancel renewal at https://example.com/account/.
Completed example
Subject: Your monthly renewal price from 1 December For renewals on or after 1 December 2026, the Example Reports monthly price will change from USD 12 to USD 15. Your included features will remain the same. You can review your subscription or cancel renewal at https://example.com/account/ before your next renewal. Please contact the team if you need help understanding which renewal is affected.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Should the increase be expressed only as a percentage?
Show the actual prices and currency so the reader can understand the amount due. A percentage can be supplementary if useful.
Why does the notice imply every customer changes price immediately?
State which renewals or plans are affected and when. Preserve exceptions from the approved policy rather than generalizing.
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