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If you are really adding some actual value then $5 is a price point that would make me dismiss your product offhand because the price is too low. Is there a gap
by partisan 10y ago
If you are really adding some actual value then $5 is a price point that would make me dismiss your product offhand because the price is too low. Is there a gap in perception of value or is there just little value in what you are providing?
- ruler88 10y agoYea I agree with this point. $5 is almost never a good price point for a product that is supposed to increase the value of a business (GA). If you are really only worth $5 of value, then you are probably not worth the business' time to implement. Try to make your product worth >$50/month.