HOW MUCH CAN YOU RAISE PRICE SCHEDULE 1
How much can you raise price in Schedule 1?
The practical ceiling most players use is around 1.6x the suggested/fair price, but a safer everyday range is usually 1.2x to 1.4x depending on the customer relationship. Community guidance commonly describes 1.6x as the upper target when buyers are more loyal or “fully engaged,” while 1.2x is treated as the low-risk increase and 1.4x as a sweet spot.
Quick scoop
- Safe increase: about 1.2x.
- Good middle ground: about 1.4x.
- Upper end: about 1.6x, usually for better relationships or more loyal buyers.
How players describe it
Forum discussion and guides point to a simple pattern: start modest, then push higher as customer trust improves. If you jump straight to the max, some customers may refuse or bargain harder, so many players test the limit gradually instead of setting one aggressive price for everyone.
| Price multiplier | What it means | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 1.2x | Conservative markup | Best for early or average customers |
| 1.4x | Balanced markup | Common sweet spot |
| 1.6x | High markup | Used when buyers are more willing to pay |
Practical approach
- Check the suggested/fair price first.
- Raise it to around 1.2x if you want the safest result.
- Move toward 1.4x once buyers keep accepting.
- Only try 1.6x when the customer is reliably buying and the relationship is stronger.
Bottom line
For most players, the answer is you can usually raise it up to about 1.6x, but the best all- around pricing is often lower, around 1.2x to 1.4x. In practice, the “highest possible” price is less important than the highest price your customers will still actually accept.
