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Yes. That's a good idea. I would focus on on making it easy for customers to get up and running with the service before going crazy with the new features. Here
by claudiulodro 10y ago
Yes. That's a good idea. I would focus on on making it easy for customers to get up and running with the service before going crazy with the new features.
Here's some examples:
WordPress -> WordPress.com (For a monthly fee, you get an already set-up WP site instead of having to do it yourself or shop around for hosts)
Puppet -> Puppet Enterprise (For a monthly fee, they can manage your puppet stuff in their cloud)
Git -> GitHub (Slightly different in that GitHub didn't invent Git. For a monthly fee, you get private git repos)
If I was in your shoes, I'd start with $10/mo for essentially what Disqus does: a snippet you can add to your site to have comments without having to set up your own instance.