Too localized
The question is too localized and applicable only to the author and is a poor fit for P.SE
Good question, but broad scope
The question is open enough that it does not need the specifics of that application.
In this case, the answer would be roughly equivalent to Camels and Rubber Duckies. As this has already been answered - I believe the OP should be pointed to the article and the question closed. Attempting to have people rewrite C&RD in a shorter form will leave something out.
Bad question, too broad scope
The question is vague and asking for a class on economics and marketing - and a poor fit for P.SE.
I don't believe that "how much I should charge" is a good fit for P.SE. It becomes either a question that cannot be answered, or one that requires a significant amount of text for the answer to be done correctly.
Your questions should be reasonably scoped. If you can imagine an
entire book that answers your question, you’re asking too much.
Just a quick look on amazon...
"What price should I charge"
is definitely too localized, however your example question doesn't ask how much to charge, but rather"What considerations should I be making when determining how much to charge"
, which I think is definitely on-topic.