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For Stripe analytics, Profitwell is free. And awesome. https://www.profitwell.com https://www.profitwell.com

by yokisan 10y ago

destroytoday 10y ago
Looks nice, but I'd never not pay for a service because you're paying somehow, or the service won't be around for long.
- maxmcd 10y ago
  Well, they have a paid tier. I feel like there's room for a little optimism when superusers are funding the existence of free plans.
  - destroytoday 10y ago
    Oh, okay—I browsed the website and couldn't find anything about a paid tier. nod
    - pccampbell 10y ago
      Hola! Patrick here - Founder of PriceIntel/ProfitWell. Why ProfitWell is free is actually a longer story, but the short answer is we discovered we could monetize more effectively (and efficiently) by giving away the metrics for free (while still being the only one on the market that's 100% accurate) and then selling add-ons like Retain (kills your delinquent churn), Recognized (Revenue Recognition), etc. Here's our pricing page (with paid tiers - you have to scroll down): https://www.profitwell.com/pricing https://www.profitwell.com/pricing If you're curious around the science/data that went into this (the longer story), you can check out a talk I gave at our SaaSFest conference: https://pi.wistia.com/medias/jdywlrpowl https://pi.wistia.com/medias/jdywlrpowl. We used our Price Intelligently software to determine market willingness to pay/feature value before writing too much code. As always, let me know if you have any questions. Happy to help.
      - destroytoday 10y ago
        Crap—I'm one of those people who didn't scroll. :( I hate when that happens. My b. Thanks for the info!
        pccampbell 10y ago
        Absolutely. That pesky fold gets me, too (even though our design team tells me the fold doesn't exist ;)).
- grow91 10y ago
  They have a pricing consulting business that finances it (http://www.priceintelligently.com/ http://www.priceintelligently.com/) so the data feeds their consulting business (I'd imagine). I use Profitwell and love it.

For Stripe analytics, Profitwell is free. And awesome. https://www.profitwell.com https://www.profitwell.com

by yokisan 10y ago

For Stripe analytics, Profitwell is free. And awesome. https://www.profitwell.com https://www.profitwell.com

destroytoday 10y ago

Looks nice, but I'd never not pay for a service because you're paying somehow, or the service won't be around for long.

maxmcd 10y ago
Well, they have a paid tier. I feel like there's room for a little optimism when superusers are funding the existence of free plans.
- destroytoday 10y ago
  Oh, okay—I browsed the website and couldn't find anything about a paid tier. nod
  - pccampbell 10y ago
    Hola! Patrick here - Founder of PriceIntel/ProfitWell. Why ProfitWell is free is actually a longer story, but the short answer is we discovered we could monetize more effectively (and efficiently) by giving away the metrics for free (while still being the only one on the market that's 100% accurate) and then selling add-ons like Retain (kills your delinquent churn), Recognized (Revenue Recognition), etc. Here's our pricing page (with paid tiers - you have to scroll down): https://www.profitwell.com/pricing https://www.profitwell.com/pricing If you're curious around the science/data that went into this (the longer story), you can check out a talk I gave at our SaaSFest conference: https://pi.wistia.com/medias/jdywlrpowl https://pi.wistia.com/medias/jdywlrpowl. We used our Price Intelligently software to determine market willingness to pay/feature value before writing too much code. As always, let me know if you have any questions. Happy to help.
    - destroytoday 10y ago
      Crap—I'm one of those people who didn't scroll. :( I hate when that happens. My b. Thanks for the info!
      - pccampbell 10y ago
        Absolutely. That pesky fold gets me, too (even though our design team tells me the fold doesn't exist ;)).
grow91 10y ago
They have a pricing consulting business that finances it (http://www.priceintelligently.com/ http://www.priceintelligently.com/) so the data feeds their consulting business (I'd imagine). I use Profitwell and love it.