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Generally speaking, don't most users prefer one-shot payments, even if it is a relatively large amount, rather than monthly subscriptions? So it doesn't require
by zerr 7y ago
Generally speaking, don't most users prefer one-shot payments, even if it is a relatively large amount, rather than monthly subscriptions? So it doesn't require followup mental maintenance... You just pay once and forget.
- ronyfadel 7y agoThey probably do prefer that, and also probably want free updates forever. But as a maker, recurring (read: predictable, continuous) revenue makes a software business easier to sustain and gives incentive to grow.
- zerr 7y agoI was thinking the same way, but once a client explained that at least for them it is the same - they periodically roll out the major version update which is paid, and users pay upfront a lump sum the amount they had to pay anyway if it was a monthly subscription during that period.