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agreed. I'm not a contractor. But these days 10$/month is almost too low for me to even think a service is going to actually work. My price point would be cl
by fierro 8y ago
agreed. I'm not a contractor. But these days 10$/month is almost too low for me to even think a service is going to actually work. My price point would be closer to 25-30$ per month
- JoshTriplett 8y ago$10/month is a great price for "I'm not sure this is going to provide me with value yet". "As of now, we've now found you deductions that'll save you more than $3000 in taxes this year alone. To get more deduction information this year, please upgrade..."
- pkoullick92 8y agoYes! I think part of the reason we were afraid of charging more is exactly what you're quoting "I'm not sure this is going to provide me with value yet"
- fierro 8y agoThat's a good point. But why not provide a free way to gauge how much the service can save you, then charge appropriately? Why should I pay 10$ to see how much I can save? I'd rather know that for free, then pay a higher amount to actually have you tell me what those ways to save are. It could be that I'm weird, but 10$ for me triggers some bias in my mind that makes me think the service is not legit, is fragile, won't realy do all it claims, etc. Strange.
- JoshTriplett 8y ago"Here's a free service, give it access to your bank statements" does not inspire confidence. (And I imagine that if you paid $10/month and it didn't find anything worthwhile, you could probably request a refund.)
- fierro 8y agoha yeah good point. tough to give anyone access to bank/transaction info. interesting that paying someone else money and then giving them access to your bank statements would make you feel better!
- pkoullick92 8y agoWow! That's so interesting :)