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I think what the author of the original article would suggest that you need to convert some of the concurrent users to paying customers and use the money to pur
by stevewilhelm 10y ago
I think what the author of the original article would suggest that you need to convert some of the concurrent users to paying customers and use the money to purchase additional Heroku dynos.
- hopfog 10y agoI don't think that's possible for me. I have some future monetization plans but that requires features I don't have yet. At the current state I have a hard time seeing anyone would pay for it. Also, due to how the back end is structured it's not possible to scale horisontally at the moment so all I could do with money is beefing up the current dyno, not adding more.
- sah2ed 10y ago> At the current state I have a hard time seeing anyone would pay for it. You'll never know for certain until you try. You need to ask put a dollar sign and see how current users respond. Of course only a handful of users will pay, after which you can slowly ramp up prices as you build out the features you have planned.