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The plan is to go freemium: build an amazingly useful product, and charge money for premium features. I know that startups very commonly say that this is their
by rahulvohra 16y ago
The plan is to go freemium: build an amazingly useful product, and charge money for premium features.
I know that startups very commonly say that this is their plan. We've thought very hard about what makes freemium work: http://blog.rapportive.com/is-freemium-right-for-you http://blog.rapportive.com/is-freemium-right-for-you. We're pretty certain that Rapportive has all the right characteristics.
- adhipg 16y agoYeah, I agree that freemium will work perfectly for you - the use case is there - people who do business via GMail/Google Apps want their social CRM built in right there! One quick question: the upgrades that we see today (Facebook comments and the like) - will they always be free or will that be a part of the freemium suite at a later date?
- axod 16y ago> "People who do business via GMail/Google Apps want their social CRM built in right there!" Facebook? Sharing cute cat videos? idk doesn't seem like a business use case to me.
- adhipg 16y agoWell, sharing cats is not that useful. But, knowing that my potential client loves cat or is currently at a beach/conference or loves the same music - altogether another story! :)