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$120/year is not worth it to me. $10/year would be. Just my feedback. :-)
by davidu 16y ago
$120/year is not worth it to me. $10/year would be. Just my feedback. :-)
- rythie 16y agoYou can run Tweetnest yourself http://pongsocket.com/tweetnest/ http://pongsocket.com/tweetnest/ so that's free, here's mine: http://tweets.rythie.com/ http://tweets.rythie.com/ for example. There are other solutions around if you look.
- kmfrk 16y agoSeconding Tweetnest. It doesn't save the favorites, unless they're by yourself, but it's a nice compromise. And it's worked without a hitch.
- Jarques 16y agoI agree with Tweetnest. It's an easy and free way to have a backup of all your tweets. It's nice that it groups tweets by mont and day, so you can pinpoint that one tweet you tweeted that day. Got mine running here: http://jarqu.es/t/ http://jarqu.es/t/
- bradleyjoyce 16y agowe tried yearly pricing and it turned out to be a big pain.. people forgot about their subscriptions and we're confused/angry when it renewed, people's credit card numbers changed or expired after a year and caused subscriptions to expire, etc etc... $10/yr pricing on a monthly subscription doesn't work because there are just too many fees. Appreciate the feedback though... still trying to figure out the right price.
- invisible 16y agoWhich fees? If you mean credit card processing fees, then even $20 would make more sense, no? You have to remember: your service isn't twitter so I think people would be less inclined to pay a total of $5-10/month. (I don't know this market well enough, but that's my initial takeaway.)
- rythie 16y agoI'm thinking if they are storing 3 million tweets that's got to be about 900 customers meaning $9000/month in revenue.
- scriptfu 16y agoI recently signed up for http://tweetstreamapp.com http://tweetstreamapp.com. $5 for a year of weekly backups, and they do some neat data visualizations, too. Well worth the fiver.