Digital product creators can't figure out how to price commercial licenses fairly and competitively

Creators of digital products (graphics, templates, music, fonts, etc.) lack a clear framework for pricing commercial-use licenses, leading to either leaving money on the table or pricing themselves out of the market. They struggle because there's no standardized approach, making it hard to know what factors matter most (usage rights, exclusivity, territory, duration) and how to value them relative to personal-use pricing.