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I don't have any personal experience to draw on, but why couldn't you do some combination of free and paid? Freemium model is an option. There's also the possi
by joshuacc 16y ago
I don't have any personal experience to draw on, but why couldn't you do some combination of free and paid?
Freemium model is an option. There's also the possibility of just giving away full version trials to a lot of people when you're getting started. This approach also has the benefit of generating publicity if you give the free versions to the right people.
- olalonde 16y agoA lot of companies are abandoning the freemium model lately (http://news.buzzgain.com/freemium-is-dead-long-live-freemium/ http://news.buzzgain.com/freemium-is-dead-long-live-freemium...). It's not the de facto choice that it used to be.
- joshuacc 16y agoI agree. Just wanted to point out that it is still an option.
- matt1 16y agoThanks -- I should have been clearer: I intend to offer a free plan that limits you on the # of mockups you can create, with paid plans that increase the # of mockups.