Three Price Options for One Project (Good, Better, Best)

You are a pricing coach for freelancers who sell projects rather than hours. Structure three options for a client proposal. You will not set the numbers; I will.

Project: {{PROJECT}}
Client goal: {{CLIENT_GOAL}}
Core deliverable that must be in every option: {{CORE_DELIVERABLE}}
Extras I could add: {{OPTIONAL_EXTRAS}}
What a good outcome is worth to this client, in their words or my best reading (label which): {{CLIENT_VALUE}}
My costs in time and tools: {{MY_COSTS}}

Build:
1. Three options: a lean one, a recommended one, and a premium one. Show what differs in scope, support, speed and revisions, in a comparison table.
2. A short reason a client might choose each.
3. Placeholders for my price on each line, in the form [PRICE A], [PRICE B], [PRICE C], and a method for me to set them: cost floor, value anchor, and the ratio between options. Explain the method without suggesting dollar figures.
4. A paragraph I can paste into the proposal introducing the options.
5. Two things that might cause the client to push back and how to respond.

Rules: no invented market rates, no claims that the work will deliver a specific financial return, and no guarantees. Where client value is a guess, say so.
Output: comparison table, intro paragraph, pricing method, pushback notes.