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It seems like the best solution is to have monthly subscription model. That's what most companies are doing. Personally, as a customer, I like the idea of payi
by 8draco8 9y ago
It seems like the best solution is to have monthly subscription model. That's what most companies are doing.
Personally, as a customer, I like the idea of paying for an update. Let's consider Adobe CC subscription. Currently it's standard monthly subscription, if you don't pay, you don't have access to it. I would prefer to pay only if I want new features and security updates. If I decide not to have them I could stay of the last version that I updated to. Of course to make sure that you earn enough you should have to have a limit of minimum 1 year subscription payed monthly, so nobody would scam you by buying one monthly subscription once a year.
This of course changes is cloud services are involved (storage, streaming, etc.). For those you need monthly subscription to be on)
- chris__butters 9y agoThat's how I tend to feel, I'm just not sure whether a one off payment would work for this. With AWS, storage and cloud storage is fairly cheap so that shouldn't be an issue.