You’re about to step into the ring with Mark Z, the CEO of Alpine Tech. Your mission is to close the deal, but let’s be real: it’s going to be an uphill battle.
Here is the breakdown of your offer (which he’s already reviewed):
The Value Proposition: Nano Lubricant
Based on a sample fleet of 300 vehicles, your product delivers massive savings:
Maintenance: He will save $200,000 per year (he currently spends $50,000 every three months).
Fuel Efficiency: He’ll save $25,000 per year.
Calculation: $0.80/L fuel price, 8L/100km urban consumption, 6,000 km/year across 300 vehicles with a 20% reduction in consumption.
The Financials
The Ask: $240,000 for 2,500 liters of your "magic oil."
The Catch: This is 50 times more expensive than the current market price.
Your Margin: The CEO of Nano Lubricants has authorized you to offer a maximum 15% discount on the quoted price.
The Ultimatum: His parting words were: "Don't bother coming back without a signed contract."
Pro Tip: Anyone can slash a sticker price.