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It is actually popular in some countries. People does pay for apps (and software in general), so ultimately, it's a matter of perceived value vs. cost. Given
by pizza234 8y ago
It is actually popular in some countries.
People does pay for apps (and software in general), so ultimately, it's a matter of perceived value vs. cost.
Given (at least) the relatively low cost (between 3 and 4 USD) and the mediatic pressure about messaging security, in cultures/countries that are more privacy-concerned, Threema does have a market.
- dbrgn 8y agoPaid apps indicate a more sustainable business model than venture capital. As developer, you are only obliged to your customers, which in this case are the users, not the investors. Threema has no external investors.