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You're able to judge the fairness of the price without having tried the product? We have quite a few paying customers, and I think they'd say it's worth it bec
by adamwiggins 6y ago
You're able to judge the fairness of the price without having tried the product?
We have quite a few paying customers, and I think they'd say it's worth it because it helps them think and be creative in a way that no other tool does.
But obviously that's a decision that's up to each person, and we offer a free tier so you can find out for yourself.
Happily we're a small team, so we only need a few thousand customers at this price to make it sustainable.
- biddit 6y agoYou may find more value digging into why the grandparent (And many others here) didn’t find value from the demo and propositions on your home page, than arguing with us here. One of the most important concepts I learned doing 100’s of pitches is that understanding the value of your product is not the customer’s problem - it’s yours. Find a way to communicate it better :)
- eugeniub 6y agoHonestly at that price point, I would not try it because I would fear liking it more than fear not liking it, because liking it means I have to fork over $100 every year to keep it. I'm not against subscription pricing, but this is my mentality, illogical as it may be.