You aren't stuck declaring one price forever, immutable. If you're selling out your limited stock now and you want to make more later, set the price higher now, use the profits to make more with better economy of scale and sell them cheaper. Everybody wins. Leaving money on the table may sound noble, but it makes me wonder about the odds of the company being there tomorrow. Not that many companies are so generously endowed with resources that they can just pick and choose what they take like that.
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You aren't stuck declaring one price forever, immutable. If you're selling out your limited stock now and you want to make more later, set the price higher now, use the profits to make more with better economy of scale and sell them cheaper. Everybody wins. Leaving money on the table may sound noble, but it makes me wonder about the odds of the company being there tomorrow. Not that many companies are so generously endowed with resources that they can just pick and choose what they take like that.