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Yes, If it's good enough to be released, I'd be happy to pay for an unfinished product - if for no other reason than it would make it more sustainable long ter
by joelrunyon 8y ago
Yes,
If it's good enough to be released, I'd be happy to pay for an unfinished product - if for no other reason than it would make it more sustainable long term.
Or, I'll wait until they figure out what the heck their long term pricing will be before doing the work to change a critical part of the business to run on them.
This "free to use" mindset is incredibly short-sited - especially when it comes to checkout infrastructure. That should be the one thing that people are willing to spend money on.
- DavideP86 8y agojoelrunyon I really appreciate your comment, and just to clarify it again: Actually, Wirize is in beta, so in order to define a pricing model, we're still trying to understand the market, customer needs, and of course the product value. In my opinion, as a start-up, our first mission is to understand the customer and then find a business model. We can't just assume that a freelancer is willing to pay a fee per transaction (in addition to the standard Stripe fees), or a subscription-based service. We will try to clarify this part as soon as possible, and if you're up to help us in this regard, we would love to hear your thoughts, payment needs, and of course any suggestions you may have. If you want, this is my email: davide@wirize.com Thank you again!