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There are a lot of ironing bead enthusiasts out there creating sophisticated artwork. So, I'll say there is a market. The feature set in the premium version mor

• jakobegger 8y ago
  I'm not saying that your app isn't worth $4 a month. If someone uses Beadifier to create art for sale, and it's an important part of their workflow, you could probably charge a lot more. However, the question is, are there a 1000 people out there who sell photorealistic ironing bead pictures on a regular basis, who absolutely need your tool? And you are targeting only people who are really into ironing beads. If someone (like myself) only uses beads occasionally, they wont buy a subscription. But I might buy something that costs a one time price, just like I bought a few of those bead matrices (not sure what those things are called). Which market you target is up to you, but I'm pretty sure that there are 1000x more occasional ironing bead users than hard core enthusiasts. (BTW: I tried the mobile website on the iPhone, and it kinda works, but feels broken. A proper iPhone app would probably have a live preview, so I could see the pattern in real time as I frame the picture, and I could just point a camera at my beads to load the palette... but that's just wishful thinking)