Made this internal tool for testing the 'best' prices. Would anyone else want it as well?

Hi folks,In my main company's product, I was thinking whether we should charge:$25$24.99$24.90$24And then, once that's clarified... would we get more users by charging less ($20?). Or the other way around — fewer users paying more, by increasing prices ($30). Where's the sweet spotReading the online advice on this created more confusion, and didn't give me any confidence: our service was nothing like the business of those who wrote these articles.We're not selling a SaaS, to tech-friendly people — we're selling a 'luxury' add-on, so maybe the $.00 re-states the value of our service. But then maybe $.99 or $.90 pushes people to buy....?Anyway, point being, we made this internal tool to solve our own problem, so we can run test. It looks like this:Run a price testCreate a price test with rules, schedule themLocalize prices — we also wanted to solve another problem, which is: lower-income countries may not afford as easily our high price point. So we wanted to charge e.g. $4.99 in India, $19.99 in US, £19.99 in UK, etcHow setting up would workTo set it up, we made this internal tool:Connect with Stripe, our payment processor, and we'll soon add a Google Analytics connectionWe've replaced the 'number' on the page with a snippet of codeMade settings in the dashboard I've shown earlierAnd then the snippet of code decides what price is shown and charged to the user. Anti-VPN measures, correct classification of users etc - we've had to take care of thatMy main questionWould anyone be interested if we'd sell this?Would you purchase a subscription? Price would be: free for the first 10/20 extra conversions it brings you, then $49/mo(so that it pays for itself first) see hubwealthy.com/wealthy