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The sweet-spot to get me to check the app specs would be 0.59. Having now watched the video, I'd assume that you would get a referral fee from GoDaddy, at which
by truthsayer 15y ago
The sweet-spot to get me to check the app specs would be 0.59. Having now watched the video, I'd assume that you would get a referral fee from GoDaddy, at which point I'd want the app for 0.00.
- yid 15y agoagree. It's better to build goodwill and retain me as a customer with the $0 app and you collect the referral fee, than to skim off both ends.
- Jasber 15y agoThanks for the feedback guys. I've thought a lot about this and have some experience building domain tools. The truth is nobody ever purchases domains through the app. You need massive volume (like advertising) to make this model work--it's just not there. Making the app paid lets me keep the service running for the few people who think it's valuable enough to pay for. This is a better solution I think than shutting down the service all together. I'm definitely considering an ad-supported or free version, but wanted to start with a paid version first.