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I'd say your scenario represents a tiny segment (not 90% of paid apps). Most people who build apps for fun put it out for free. If they put a price on it, it's
by jpcx01 16y ago
I'd say your scenario represents a tiny segment (not 90% of paid apps). Most people who build apps for fun put it out for free. If they put a price on it, it's much less likely to be used. Where is the fun in that?
- xenophanes 16y agoWell, I'd guess it represents a much larger segment than you guess. Neither of us has any data, nor does the article. So the only rational conclusion is to accept our ignorance, right? Or at least one should carefully document every single wild guess being made when coming up with some numbers, and carefully identify them as very plausibly being very large sources of error (so that no readers mistakenly doubt that the numbers might be off by a factor of 10 and think it's actually based on hard data).
- DougBTX 16y agoIntroverts, remember. The fun is making the app, seeing it with a price tag on it is just a bonus. And it's so easy to put a price tag on, there's no reason not to. It might even cover the developer fees.