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As a cheapskate app buyer (a learned behavior from different app stores), I noticed that you had this priced at $4.99 while it was on the Mac App Store but have
by newscracker 10y ago
As a cheapskate app buyer (a learned behavior from different app stores), I noticed that you had this priced at $4.99 while it was on the Mac App Store but have it at $9.99 on your own store now. That made me rethink if I really need this app because it "seems expensive" with this information in the background. This is just a buyer psychology observation, and not intended to devalue your app or your efforts in any way.
- ThomPete 10y agoPricing is a tricky thing. Start to high and go lower and people get mad for being tricked into buying the expensive version when a cheaper one comes out. I made that mistake with my first product and promised never to do that again. I was also pricing it on my own website at $4.99 back then. I realized that the value I was creating was more than $4.99 and I haven't seen a drop in revenue based on that. So you have to find the sweet spot in order to afford keep developing it.