Pricing problem really interests me lately, like where do we draw line? In cloud you may get access to essentially unlimited consumer storage, plus a lot of dif

Pricing problem really interests me lately, like where do we draw line? In cloud you may get access to essentially unlimited consumer storage, plus a lot of different paid services all for like 15$/month. Or you may purchase only one service from that pack for more. You may subscribe to some news aggregator for 10$ or to a single private blog for 20$. You may subscribe to a AAA modern 3D game for 15$, or buy a fraction of a fraction of a single character kit in a less advanced and worse looking gacha for the same 15$. You may buy a Netflix sub with years of content for 15$, or a single new movie one time 48h "permission" for about the same. My point is, humans are unable and unwilling to operate prices less than 1, so everything is priced close to that number, even something incomparable in complexity and features. How do we even solve this?