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Yes, thats correct. I initially priced this based on what others in the industry were pricing. I think eventually I'll experiment with pricing a little bit, b
by vital101 11y ago
Yes, thats correct. I initially priced this based on what others in the industry were pricing. I think eventually I'll experiment with pricing a little bit, but I'm worried that with higher prices developers will just say "Meh, I can implement this myself" and go the other direction.
- charlesdm 11y agoMost developers forget, especially in for profit situations, that there are only 24 hours in a day. Given sufficient time, a developer can do everything themselves. But do you want to?Thing is, in your current situation, almost no one will buy the top tier plan, because there's no reason to. I personally don't have much experience with Wordpress, but I do with mobile and desktop apps, and charging $10 instead of $0.99 has always netted me 10x the revenue. People that are buying this probably have a problem that is annoying enough to pay for - whether they pay $5 or $50 or $500 is probably irrelevant to them. They just want the problem gone so they don't have to think about it. What's the worst that could happen if you increase prices? :-) Just test the page and see if it works. (+ if you do decide to increase prices, grandfather your existing users)
- vital101 11y agoThats a good point. If I can differentiate the plans more, charging more becomes a lot easier. +1 to grandfathering existing users.