Whoa -- excellent feedback. Thank you. Creating multiple mockups of the same page isn't viable because you can copy and paste the contents of one mockup to ano

Whoa -- excellent feedback. Thank you. Creating multiple mockups of the same page isn't viable because you can copy and paste the contents of one mockup to another. Also, it takes some time to create a decent mockup, so a one-time-use scheme would be hard to implement. Charging for collaboration might be viable, but my gut says there's a better way to make money. I feel like the import tool is huge too and I'm not sure how to sell it. I could reposition jMockups as a tool that lets you redesign your existing site--that might be an option. I've kind of been going down the hybrid path: Create a site from scratch or redesign an existing site (that was going to be my landing page headline, almost verbatim). But that's exactly focusing on a niche... Regarding pricing, I think a free version is essential. Yes there's a demo video and yes there's a demo mockup, but I'm not sure a lot of folks would commit to $x/month without creating at least one mockup of their own. I could reduce the free limit from 3 to 1, but I'm not sure that's the best solution either. But I think you're right that a higher priced plan is a good idea, both in terms of its value and in terms of making the cheaper plan seem like a better deal. Again, really good feedback. Appreciate it.