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Based on the services put under the Pro accounts (Salesforce, Google Voice, Basecamp, Box.net and Evernote), $5/month for premium access sounds very low to me.
by Timothee 16y ago
Based on the services put under the Pro accounts (Salesforce, Google Voice, Basecamp, Box.net and Evernote), $5/month for premium access sounds very low to me.
Granted, I haven't been able to try it at this point. But I can see the value in it, and it looks very well done.
So, I feel that people who will want to use the premium features are people who strive for efficiency and will be ready to pay more than $5. (Salesforce, for example, is not cheap)
- SoftwareMaven 16y agoI would agree with this. In fact, I bet you could differentiate services for different amounts: Evernote integration is probably not worth nearly as much as Salesforce integration. You could also consider buffet-style pricing, where you get X services for N dollars, X+Y services for N+M dollars, etc. As you get more services, that may enable you to keep the value/data ration reasonable. It doesn't make sense with 12 services available; with 144 services, it might. I know I don't want to pay extra because you support 130 services I'll never use.