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Wow, thanks a lot for the feedback. I decided to hide pricing for now until the user signs up. Pricing then shows up. I agree it's a little cagey for now. Any r
by zlappo 7y ago
Wow, thanks a lot for the feedback. I decided to hide pricing for now until the user signs up. Pricing then shows up. I agree it's a little cagey for now. Any reason to display pricing publicly?
As for creating a separate account, eventually the tool will evolve into something beyond just Twitter. Maybe Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, to become like Hootsuite.
The chat widget is just the fastest implementation of a "contact us" that I can implement on short notice.
Thanks for all your feedback, really appreciate it!
- latexr 7y ago> I decided to hide pricing for now until the user signs up. Pricing then shows up. (…) Any reason to display pricing publicly? I’m not going to sign up and give you my email address without knowing if I’m willing to pay whatever you’re asking for the service. By hiding your price, you’re guaranteeing I’ll never be a customer because I won’t even take the first step. > The chat widget is just the fastest implementation of a "contact us" that I can implement on short notice. An email form (or just an email address) is easier. Anecdotally, every comment I ever read on those chat widgets was negative.
- zlappo 7y agoAll right, I've added the pricing page. I'll probably add a native contact form too, just got to build it.