Hum, that's not really why you failed in my opinion. I feel like you think building a company is only about following the good rules. This is wrong, there is b

Hum, that's not really why you failed in my opinion. I feel like you think building a company is only about following the good rules. This is wrong, there is best rules to follow to create a successful company, you need to take risks and do new things. Following the 'best practices' is the best way to no be successful. Regarding your pricing, you are selling to individual developers, so, to people who never buy any professional products, and as other have said, after 3 weeks you can only say that you have not waited long enough to know if you are failing or not. Also you are too sure about what you are doing. If things are that obvious for you, it means you are very likely missing something My advice to you, forget about money, build something which satisfies your target users for free an when you will have several of them you will understand what they are willing to pay for. Startup life is long, you need to be patient and persistent, you have not failed, this is only the beginning ;), good luck