Discounts on nine proposals in ten, and they bought nothing.
Monthly revenue · Growth Rate. The healthy range for Growth Rate is 10% to 35%.
Discounts spread from about 30% of proposals to more than 90%, then into renewals. Price realization fell from 93% of list to 85%. The win rate didn't improve: it sat at 28%, below the 37–40% of the same firm without discounts. The discounts bought nothing.

Pricing Power, The Discount Habit. Clients paid 93% of list in early May and 85% by October, while the normal firm stayed near 98%.
Discounts keep spreading to renewals and price realization drifts down to about 82%. Revenue still grows, to about $561K a month, but every new client and renewal is sold for less than it's worth.
Prices recover as renewals come up: revenue about $684K a month by October 2027 instead of $561K, and about $731K more profit over 12 months. Growth Rate jumps to about 55% in April as recovered prices land, then settles near 33%. The jump is price, not volume: Utilization stays near 81%.

Revenue, The Discount Habit. If nothing changes, about $561K a month by October 2027; with prices recovered, about $684K.
Illustrative. Juniper Ridge Advisory is a fictional firm with a full year of modeled data, analyzed the way we analyze yours.
The discounts didn't raise the win rate. They only cut price.
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