The evidence
Before changing prices, it asked about existing customers
Two moments from real sessions, run as a first-time user on a small billing project.
A request that touches money
Give annual plans a 10% discount.
This change touches pricing logic, which affects every customer's bill. Risks include incorrect charges, floating-point errors, or silent failures on unknown plans.
Risk score 100/100: every check applies; verify with evidence before and after.
Annual plans now cost 10% less. I haven't committed, because this changes what customers pay and I want your go first. Does this apply to existing annual customers at their next renewal, or only to new sign-ups?
A worry, not a request
Honestly I'm worried people drop off after their first month. I feel like the monthly price scares them off before they ever see what the app can do.
You suspect new users churn in month one because the monthly price puts them off before they've seen the app's value (about 65% sure). You haven't asked for a specific change yet.
Check the cause first. Price is only a guess right now.