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> We believe that subscriptions - although currently going through an adjustment and acceptance period - are the future for apps that provide ongoing value. Th
by denzil_correa 8y ago
> We believe that subscriptions - although currently going through an adjustment and acceptance period - are the future for apps that provide ongoing value.
The real question is - how do you precisely quantify what value your app provides ?
- WA 8y agoYou don't. And you don't need to. Your users are either willing to pay a recurring fee – or they're not. If not, you could try one-off fees. If people don't even pay that, your product is probably shit.
- adamqureshi 8y agoYes on the pay as you go monthly / weekly fee. Cancel anytime. I am testing $7/week 7 days. If i get $0 paying then i'll test other prices or keep testing until i sink or swim! sink is $0 and swim is anything greater then $0. Cash is like oxygen for a start up. You can only hold your breath for so long.
- someguydave 8y agoPeople are willing to pay you $1 per day for an app?
- adamqureshi 8y agoI have to test. Its early. Its a tracker app. So if they want to get notifications then they'll have to pay for it. I will make it free for maybe 30 days when i launch it next week. Its a web app / subscription. Testing $5/week , $20/m $50/year OR $7/week, $25/m or $70/year. I'll keep jacking it up until people stop paying. Ideal would be $99/year $9/m.
- adamqureshi 8y agoSame question i had when building my app. Customer told me my app saves him a LOT of time and his time is very valuable and he was more then happy to pay for it. It depends on your market though.