The document discusses key differences and challenges in pricing strategies for services compared to products. It notes that for services there is no ownership, variability in inputs and outputs makes it difficult to define a standard unit of service, and many services are hard for customers to evaluate. It also discusses the importance of delivery speed and channel. The document outlines three main approaches to pricing services: cost-based using activity-based costing, competition-based by monitoring competitors, and value-based by relating price to customer perceived value. It emphasizes enhancing gross value through reducing uncertainty, relationship pricing, and low-cost leadership.