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Interesting concept. There are other ways to do this but more for the technical savvy. So I could see where this comes into play in the sense that it is focused
by anonymous5133 8y ago
Interesting concept. There are other ways to do this but more for the technical savvy. So I could see where this comes into play in the sense that it is focused on a user friendly experience.
The pricing options seem burdensome to me. The whole per month pricing is a deal breaker to me. The pricing language is confusing as well. What is up with all these stipulations? Videos expiring....is that really necessary? It needs to be simplified.
When I see this service what I think is okay...I get it that interactive video is good and I need it so I want this service. So I want to add one, two, three or more of these interactive videos to my website. The type of pricing I would want to expect is some sort of flat rate one-time payment that is not monthly. You really need to rethink the pricing.I get it that you want the monthly income but you need to bring people in first with some sort of "wow, this is an amazing deal" type of offer. The 30 day trial does not cut it for me personally.
Just me 2 cents.
- have_faith 8y agoSecond this, pricing is a little hard to follow.
- ArtWomb 8y agoYou'd have to drill down into the cost, but flat rate per year may be difficult to price before achieving scale. How much compute and storage does the average video require? One hour GPU compute may be on order of $1. 1TB cloud data store per year may be on order of $10. Charging $20 per video for unlimited annotation could be more sensible. Akin to Podscripter's $10 per episode podcast transcription service. Best of luck!
- tnorthcutt 8y agoHey Brett, consider this a suggestion to completely ignore the pricing feedback above. Sure, you could price it based on your server costs, but that's a terrible way to run a business. Looks to me like you're pricing based on value and to deter support zombies, so stick with it! Don't worry about anonymous commenters on HN telling you your pricing is too high.