The context of the question.
Let's say, that company Foo has a standalone web application, which serves as a platform for managing leads, communicating with leads via different channels: WhatsApp, Facebook, SMS.
Foo noticed, that a lot of their customers ask if, Foo has any integration with salesforce. Customers would like to have the possibility to send data from salesforce to platform and from platform to salesforce.
Foo managers, noticed, that it is a good possibility to make customers more satisfied and they built a Foo Integration Managed Package. This package allows configuring mapping between salesforce and the platform and having bi-directional data sync.
The Managed Package is in the middle of security review and seems all is good from a tech perspective.
From the business perspective Foo Integration Managed Package security review submitter needs to define the pricing model for the managed package. The submitter wants to choose AppExchange checkout as the instrument for selling the managed package.
According to the How Is Revenue Shared in AppExchange Checkout? it clearly says, that there is a 15% revenue share using the checkout. Which is perfect.
and finally questions:
Who is setting the price for this managed package?
Is it defined by the package submitter, and submitter can set which price they want (using different payment plans, like one-time, subscription, per-user, per-org)?
Does salesforce recommend you a price?
Can salesforce be against selected by submitter price?
Can Foo Integration Managed Package be listed on AppExchange with pricing model:
- one-time per company 1$;
- subscription per month per user 100000$.
For sure, this is better to discuss directly with salesforce support, using a support case, but still having that info would be helpful.
